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(f iiu H'<? at the fcntnllice at Wheeling, W.Va.,
a* i?t-oii<! claM matter. ]
WHEELING, MAY 5, 1801.
Washington wiseacre* understand
that Baron Fava was recalled because ho
did not hold up his end in a social way
to tho satisfaction of his Government.
Of course Mr. Blaine is to blame for the
boron's luvo of an American dollar.
It is evident that public opinion fn
England demands the prosecution of
"William Henry Hurlburt for perjury in
the Gladys Evelyn case. From this distance
it looks an though Uurlburt deserves
this further recognition of his
versatile genius.
A htwkino dillerunce between the
t wring addresses of President Cleveland
and those of President Harrison in
that Urover uaetl to wrencto tiis irom me
KncycloptcJia and Benjamin doesn't.
The Ilarrisonian style requires more
gray matter, but it is worth the coat.
The important announcement is made
that Governor Hiii has determined not
t> tako n seat in the Senate. He will
run another heat for Governor. At the
name time comes the melancholy in*
formation that the liquor men will op*
pose llill on the ground that he has gone
back on them. This story lacks confirmation.
It ia probably put out by
hill's friends with the conviction tbat
the liquor men will tyulejatand and in*
/joy the joke.
Iha J'llj ot It.
Since there had to be fighting over the
May Day demonstrations in France, it
iia pity that the women and children
wuro on the spot within rango of the
deadly lire of the soldier?. The sutler*
ingof the irLOcentia usually a feature
of every mch uifair. Women are present,
as n:auy non-participating men are,
ntt* nf nvrrnathv or curiosity, or both:
children because any crowd attracts
them. Since men and women do not
learn, totter is not to be expected of
children. The beet way of all is the
orderly way, in which the mob has no
place.
Morn 01k It a.
New Orleans haa not heard the last
of tbo Muiia. Philip J. Paterno, a naturalizrd
Italian, informs the Mayor of
New Orleans that he is "in daily fear of
n6oafceication" by members of the Mafia;
that three mm are thirsting for iiis
blood, his brother being one of them,
and he wants protection. By going
into court againet other Italians ho has
incurred the Mafia penalty which ia
thus pointedly expresetd: "Death to the
traitor who complains against a brother
Italian before any other than the eecrct
tribunal of tho oath-bound fraternity."
Another Matin murder in New Orleans
would let loose all the furies.
Iturilnl Still Uniibpp/.
Oar good friend Kudini is losing
pBtienco with Mr. Blaine because, as he
would huvo it believed, the Stcretary
of State will not admit that Italy has a
right to demand the punishment of the
guilty and indemnity for tho families of
the slain. Until it shall have betn
shown that subjects of Italy are denitd
the measure of justice which is mettd <
out to citixans of the United States, it'
can have no valid grievance against j
this country.
Marquis Kudini thinks he has another
cause of complaint in the public use Mr.
Blaine mado of a confidential communis
cation. Since no third power waa interested
directly in the proceedings, Mr.
Blaine had a right to give to his country
men everything tbat bore on the question
at is6ue between Italy and the
United Stated.
The present growl of the Italian
premier is probably tho first suggestion
Mr. Blaine has had that there was or
could be a confidential communication
between the two Governments.
The Clroas Charm.
What is tho inherent principle of life
in the circus? That it has one is as true
as that the sun shines when tho clouds
are not too thick to let its rays through.
Of the thousands who went to the circus
yesterday a large proportion of the
adults resolved that they would never
go again. But the circus will come
again and they will go once more and
resolvo as before. The business man
will loave his business, the wage-earner
his employment, the houso-wive will
get there if her going spoil the baking.
What is it that is ever attractive in the
circus, which has changed only in its
incidentals since the gypsies roamed
over Europe uivlng their horse-ridings
and laying the foundations of tho mod
???? o .1
era Circus 1 iuno .o uiuio ui tt> Ul?tu
there need to be, bewilderingly more.
The quality baa not Improved, nor, ir
the nature ol things, can there lie decided
newnree without changing radically
the character of the clrcua air
making It something viae.
The lemonade growa yellower am.
rodder year by year and correspondingly
worae. Tbe odor of the menagerie la
about the eame aa it waa thirty rear*
ago, though the parsoua keep going to
Bee the animals in the hope of detecting
aomething new lu the intercet of moral
acience.
The clrcua habit eecme to be born in
the Caucasian rare and in the transplanted
African, ilefore the babe begina
to take much intcreat in rattle* and
gum ringt> it erioya keenly the circna
parade, taking special delight In the gay
entailers and their ellk-robed ladles, the
atately inarch of the elephant and the
"Boaton dip" of the plodding dromedary.
It la not to be auppoeed that the
tender shoo'. understand* theee things.
It la born to go to the clrcua; the early
yearnin; is but an nnconscloue expression
of its certain deatiny.
The Ineradicable, climb over-all-obetadee
circus habit is eaalcr to recognize
than to explain. We know the fact but
not the why. What a field of inquiry it
presents to minds that like to dig with an
intellectnal pick.
Hlnbop Brooks.
Soma of the friend* of Bev. Dr. Phillips
Brooks regret bia election as bishop ol
the Protestant Kplscopal Diocese ol
Massachusetts, because they tear it will
result In Iocs to the pulpit ol theii
church. A loss to that pulpit woalil bt
a loss to the world's pulpit. Phillipi
Brooks stands at the head ol the pulpil
orators of the day.
If to be a bishop Is to be a moulec
preacher, tbe ejection of Dr. Brooks is i
real misfortune. Tbe probability is tha
Bishop Brooks will notqptirely obscari
Preacher Brooks. There is too maci
good preaching left in him for that. Hi
knows his talent and will notpermi
anybody to tie itnp in a napkin.
Tb? Oil Market.
Arisoof two cents in the oil marke
on Saturday, maintained yesterday an<
supported by the unexpected bounty o
a iive-centf premium on Bradford oil
mast have bad a tonic effect on pro
docers. The Bradford premium iB prob
ably to be explained by the conetitn
tional di&incliuation of the Standard t<
brook a rival. Independent operator
having been taking largoly of the Brad
ford product under a contract whicl
compels them to keep pace with tbi
market. The Standard makes tbe mar
ket. Now it adds tbe premium, whicl
tho independents will have to meet
There is nothing in tbe situation to en
courage now enterprise?.
WORLD'ri FAIR XtfTlS.
I Tl .III ?? _?nn?Utnn T.|m,
1 CiU " ill HUIU ?*U D?CWWHVU ?? "
in July, 1892, and transport the greate
part of it to Chicago in 1893.
Theodoro Thomas, it is'announced
will be musical dirccter of the exposition
and Prof. Tomlins, choral director.
Japan will spend $500,000 upon it
exhibit. Its trade with the unite)
States amounts to $25,000,000 annually
A Boston orchestra, composed o
young women, has oflered to furnial
music at the Women's building durinj
the Exposition.
Chief of construction Burnham ha
appointed Dion Geraldine superinten
dent of buildings of the Exposition
He expects soon to have 100 draughts
men and fifty surveyors at work.
Dr. J. F. Fox,Member of Parliament fo
Kings county, Ireland, visited Ezposi
lion headquarters recently and assure*
the officials that there will be a fino ex
hibit from tho Emerald Isle at Cbicagi
in 1893.
The Art and Trades Association a
Vienna has declared in favor of the art
lets and manufacturers of Austria mak
ing a creditable exhibit at Chicago, am
haa urged the Government to assist then
to do so.
W. T. Baker, who succeeds L. J. Gagi
as President of the Local Directory, ii
I'retident also of the Chicago Board o
Trade. Ue is a Democrat in politics
His enthusiastic work during the pas
year in behalf of the Exposition, to
gather with his recognized ability, se
cured hid election as head of the Direc
tnrv.
France, Great Britain, Spain, Vent
zu+la, Mexico, Salvador, Guatemala
Nicaragua, Honduras, San Domingo nui
Colombia have formally accepted tlx
invitatiou to participate in tbe expoai
lion. Informal information hag beei
received of the acceptance of Buesia
Japan, Peru, Brazil and a number c
others.
Tbe Department of Publicity'and Pro
motion, of which M. P. ilandy is chief
ia sending out in 6ix or men language)
between 3.000 and 4,COO separate piecei
of World's Fair literature daily. The:
go to about 20,000 newspapers and 5,00<
individuals and commercial agencies
etc., in nearly every nation on the globe
Abraham Mooakad, a Syrian reeidint
in Damascus, wants to roproduce at tht
Fair a portion of "The Street Callei
Straight," and tbe house of Cornelius, ic
which the Apoetle Paul was converted
and to exhibit a dozen of his country
men engaged in embroidering, playin*
and aineinr national airs and makini
and serving coflee in Syrian style.
It is announced tbat the Lady Man?
agere will soon send Miss M. B. tfchiller,
nf Pittsburg, to Colombia, Venezuela,
Ecuador, Pern, Bolivia sod Brazil; Mise
Ell a A Ford, ol Brooklyn, to Ohih Argentine
Republic, Paragua and Urnguay:
and another woman, yet to be
selected, to Mexico and Central
America. This is accord with a recommendation
of a committee of the Board
of Lady Managers.
Kearney, Neb., has so incorporated
"World's Fair Excursion and Investment
Company," with a capital stock of
$100,000. It invites persons to pay to it
$52 in installments of flftj cents a week
and agrees for tbat earn to take them to
and from the World's Fair in special
trains, pay for their meals en route, and
their living expenses for a week in Chicago
at the best $3 per day hotel, and
furnish them with tickets of admission,
guides and printed information.
For rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia,
cramp and colic, there is no remedy
superior to the genuine Dr. Thomas'
Eclectric Oil. daw
A Ilubtod'i MUtake.
Husbands too often permit wives, and
parents their children, to suffer from
headache, dizziness, neuralgia, sleepless*
nees, fit*, nervousness, when by the use
01 ur. iuueo xieaiorauve nervine bucd
serious results could easily be prevented.
Druggists everywhere say it gives universal
satisfaction, and has an immense
sale. Wood worth A Co., of Fort Wayne,
Ind.; 8now & Co., of 8yracuse, N. Y.;
J. G. Wolf, Hillsdale, Mich , and hundreds
of others enj "it is the greatest
seller they over knew." It contains no
opiates. Trial bottles and line book on
Nervous Diseases, free at Tho Logan
Drug Co. _ 5
Backlen'a Arnica
The best salve io the world for cutf,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
!)0*. For sale by Logan Drug Oo.
Hick UetuUchcJ
Loose's Reil Clover Pills cure Sick
i leadacbe, Dyspepsia, Indlmstlon, Con'tlpatlon,
26c per box, 6 box re (or $1.
for sale by Loiwn Drag Company. ui
Herbert Ward, the bosbind ol Eliiabeth
Stuart Pbelpa, has ?iuished a book
on college life at Amhorst.
Don't Throw up the Spang* i
That hldeoua ox re, Giant Dei pair, often
faatena hU clutch upen the chronic Invalid.
Constantly plagued by dyapvpila, blllouaneaa
and conitipation-narroui and aloepltta too?
what wonder la It that having tried in rain a
multitude ol uteieaa rented lea beta ready, D #
tiraUrely apeaking, to "throw up the iponse/'
Let the unfortunate "take heartof grace." Boatetler'a
bittera can and will pnta terminua to
kla trial*, u atrengthena the ?tomach routera
nerroua rf*or by proniotlpj: anlmilatlon of the
food. arou?ea the llrer when dormant, and relaxca
the bowcJa without pain. The ability to
digeat and na?lmllate restored, the ability to
aleeptollowa. No'blnR then can atay the renewal
of health but imprudence. Hoatotter'a
Stomach Bitten. morvorer, tranacenda all
othera aa a ramcdy for malarial, theumatlo and
kidney complalnta. A wlntglaaafnl three timet
a day.
f.ADIK*
Needing atonic, or children who want build.
Jng up. altould take
BROWN'S 1 HON It ITT ERR.
It is pleasant to take, cure* Malaria, Indl*
foation, lUSlousncaa and liver Coin plain ta.
Children Cry for.Pitcher1! Castoriai
A roNSTflTOONAL QDB8TI0N.
IlltL?K>l iu thU Mat? to iDlIlct tli* Death J
Penalty for Itaprt
7b (Ac Editor ol the ImteUUimoer.
Sir?The Charleston negro baa been
sentenced to be hang for rape. Waa it
! constitutional ?
At the date of the adoption of the constitution
the maximum puniahment for
1 that offense waa imprisonment in the
' penitentisry, and at that time it wfs
) not of the same "character and degree"
as treason and murder; it was not then
a capital offense. The changing of the
1 manner or nature of the punishment for
IT .Una .?? ok.nna !? flhann.
IU1 OUC11BO uuvo UUb kUBUjiv ?vu wuwbvI
ter and degree. Can the Legislature
i make petit larceny of the same degree as
murder, vice versa, by making the pun1
ishment for each the same? No, they
J are inherently different. If changing
i the punishment changes the degree of
9 an offense you have thereby an offense
not known to the law at the time the
1 Constitution was made and there is,
therefore, no constitutional authority to
punish it at all. If changing the punish*
ment doee not change the degree of the
t offense, it follows that it must, under
1 the Constitution, be punished according
, to its degree or in the manner prescribed
at the time the Constitution
took effect It would be unconstitu
tional to inflict the same punishment for
. carrying concealed weapons as for treason.
Why? Because the Constitution
says: "Penaltiesshall bo proportioned
} to the character and degree of the ofs
fense."
The makers of the Constitution certainly
did not contemplate any other
crimes to be in -the category of capital
0 offenses except the offenses then knowu
- as such by law. Their character and do,
gree are not susceptible of change. Yon
can imprison a ravisher for a short or
" long term. There is no constitutional
' power to hang him.
Nnm? nennlt*. the Supreme Court of
this State included, may think, as in tie
Taylor Strauder case, that there is
nothing in this matter?a trimlty. Yet
& Strauder is at liberty. B.
r Mobqamtowx, W. Va., May 2, '91.
There is more catarrh in this section
' of the country than all other diseases
' pot together, and nntil the last few vears
was supposed to be incurable. For a
? great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, and prescribed local
' remedies, and by constantly failing to
' cure with local treatment, pronounced it
3 incurable. Science has proven catarrh
K to be a constitutional disease, and therefore
requirca constitutional treatment,
s Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured bv F.
- J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
. only constitutional cure on the market
h It ia taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. It acta directly
r npon the blood and mucous surfaces of
. the system. They offer one hundred
j dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send
. for circulars and testimonials. Address,
3 F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0.
Sold by droyuihta, 75c. i>?w
t Mme. Bernhardt, while ia 8an Fran*
eisco, visited a sporting theatre and wit*
j nea8ed a prize fight.
Worth IIundrc-dB of Dollars.
My wife oBod only-two bottlea of
, "Mother's Friend" before her third conj
finement. Says she would not be withj
out it for hundreds of dollars. JUad not
half as much trouble a8_.be/oro. Dock
[ Miles, Lincoln Parish, La. bold at
. wholesale and retail by Logan Drug Co.
. and all druggists. 7
died.
DEliBRUGGE?On Sunday moniiuir, May 3.
F. A. DiLUhuooK, In the Wth year of
his ago.
j Fuiier*! from the rcsldenco of hfs eon-in-Iaw,
j Harvoy Frailer, No. 2C03 Market atieet, on
. Tuesday, May 6, at 2 o'clock p. m. lutcrmout
at Mount Zlon cemetery. Frienda of
the family Invited to attend.
r DEAN?On Hunrtay evening, May 3,1691, at 0:30
1 o'clock, Josr.ni Deajt, ngwl ?6 ycara aud 8
day a.
. Funeral service* at hia late reaidenco, No. 910
f McColloch street, ou Tuesday afternoon at
a 2 o'clock. trlonds of the family invited to
g attend. Interment at Pealnaular ceaete y.
t MARTIN?(hi knnday evening,May 3,1891, at 7
O'CIOCZ. 1MVID MAKUN, aged VI JWU?.
Tho funoral will take plate from hi* late realdonco,
No. 173 Sixteenth street, on Tuesday
af tornoon at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family
re reajtectfully invited to attend. Interment
at Peninsular cemetery.
JONEf-On Bunday afternoon, May 3, 1891. at
2:30 e'clock, Mr*. Ma by L. Johbs, In the C9th
ytax of ber ??o.
Funeral serried at her late residence, No. 416
Coal itreet, ibis (TaaaJay) aJlernoon at 2
o'clock. Friends of tbc family Invited to
attend. Interment at Mt. Wood cemeUry.
FALLOURI?On Sunday, May 3, 1W1. at 11:35
o'clock p. m., Mm. Falloobb, wlfo of Brit
ton Falloaro. I
Iler tolls are put, ber work Is done,
And sbels fully bleat;
8be baa feu*hi the fight, tbo victory won
And entered intor?st.
Human hands have tried to savo her,
Pnysiclaw* wera in vain;
Until Chrlat, the Chief, came to ber relief,
And cased ber of ber pain.
Faneral from ber late residenco, No. 1522 Jacob
street, Wednesday, May 6, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Interment a', Uroen wood cemetery.
LOWER?tn Monday morning, May 4,1801, at
9:45 o'clock, 81LVB4TBB Lowse, aged S3
years.
Funeral from No. 1119 Market street on Wed'
nesday mornin* at 10:50 o'clock. Friends
Invited to attcad. Interment at Mt. Wood
cemetery*
[Cincinnati and Plttiburgh papers pleawcopy.]
ZOBLLER?Oa Monday, Hay 4. MM, atto'clcck
p. m., John Zoruan, aged 88 j?ars. *
Funeral notice hwaftw.
CHILD BIRTH
MADE EASY!
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dient of rccognixed value arid in
constant use by the medical profession.
These ingredients arc com- ;
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"MOTHERS' ;
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WILL DO all that Is claimed for
k AND MORE. It Shortens Labor,
Lessens Pain, Diminishes Danger to
Life of Mother and Child. Boole
to " Mothers " mailed FREE, con*
taining valuable information and
voluntary testimonials.
8?xit by expreai on recc tpt of price f 1.00 per bottk
BRADFIE10 REOULaTOR CO., AUanta.Qa.
SOLD BY ALL DJIUOOIBTB. '
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LOGAN DRUG CO.,
ttrlMuw and all Druggists. "
If You Have,
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Nick noadarhe. "nil run down," loa- l
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Voluntary Indorsements Not
From Far Off Places,
But Right at Home, That Can
be Easily Verified.
Given below pre the names of some
well-known residents of Wheeling and
vicinity who have availed themselves of
the superior advantages offered by the
specialists, Copeland 6e Bell. Results
such ss these are only attained by physicians
wjjo have devoted their life to
the work in hand; who have been
trained in the best medical colleges, hospitals
and indrmaries in the country:
who have taten advantage of and
profited by the immense strides in medical
science of the last decade, and who
have the equipments to treat all curable
diseases.
M r. John W. Jewell, of Bellalre. o., i?j?:
' Mr iroublo waa principally wllh mjr eye*. J
hfl doctored lor yoar* aud bteu given up.
1 liAYu been under their caw but a abort lime
and the reault* mo remarkablo " . ,
Kr. Jewell can bo ace a at the Bellalre Blait
Furnace. _
" mmmrn/
mb. w. a. iummkri.in. i
Mr. W. A. Bammcrlln, the well known piano
tuner, living at No. to Thirteenth htreet, this
city, M)>: "I was troubled lor year*. I had
eiina la the forehead over aud above (he eyes,
y no**) would stop up. I bawkod and iplt up
qnantltles of mucous that was constantly drop
uinglnto my throat My throat wax sore and
lniUmed Ihad pains In my chest. 1 had n
dry hacking rough. I was restless at night. 1
felt tired all the timo. To-day all those symplomi
have le!t me and 1 feel Uko a different
man eutUoiy, and Copeland <k Bell's treatment
did It. To those suffering from catarrh and Us
Immediate troubles. I feci no hesitancy In rccommendlug
them."
Mr. Frank k. Com, of Bridgeport, 0., says:
"In regard to my sickness, all that aro acquainted
with me know what my condition
wss. My troubles extended 04ck through a
Kriod ol at lout live year*. When I first l*gan
satment I only weighed 1P5 pjunrfs, now I
weigh IN). I chocrfully recommend tho doclorr
to all who are alllictcd."
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Hare located Permanent Offices at
1121 MAIN STREET.
Wheeling, West Virginia,
Where they treat with success all curable cases.
Office hounM> to 11a.m.; 2to5p.m., aud
7 to 9 p. m. Bahdays-!) a. m, to 12 in., auu 1 to
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,n H(?GIN'8 GALLERY.
nATALOU UE8, LISTS, CIRCULARS (
{J and l?riu?ln* of til kind txecuted at th?
UtTSLUOKKUKK JOB OFFICE,
<H ??"' i" VintiMnlb
>&3-UJL
"MY OXX.Y sxxjjjxans*."
Hucl^*? Mills, l<'|ttbur Co.. W. Va.
DB. A. 8. TODl>?Dear Hir: Tor ninny years
i?u' 1 been afflicted with disced Uvrr; and
Ithouith 1 try to ret along sometimes without
our rills, i find Tt uwleiw, they aro my only
illeX. 1'lme KUd Uio tOx boxes uiul oblige,
David U. smith.
ITI-BILIOUS PILLS:
' yonr dniMlst dom not kirp them wnd 96o, to ?
p, Kolo Proprietor*, Winkling, W. Va. J
J il t v juu
NEW ADVEIITISBM KNT8.
)B SALE?A FRESH JERSEY
Cow, with third calf. Apply at No. 71
Nineteenth itreet. rnrfc*
WAN TED-IMMEDIATELY, A
tilrl to cook, waih and Iron lor a few
montiu. Inquire at No. IN booth Funn itreet,
Iilaod. toy's
3~ K STUDENTS HAVE BEEN
kj enrolled at the Wheeling Huilneu
College unco eepteuibex 1. aevvutj-uve of whom
areUdly. m>6
tpOR BALE-US (TWENTY-EIGHT)
L fharea of Fostorla G1*M Company'! stock
For (urtber particular* addrcaa No. COO Weet
Tlffl" atrect. Rutnru. oblo. myl
O PECIAL SALE OF NO. 138 SOUTH
O Broadway, laliud. Frame rot-age of alx
room* and talL^ .FHce low.
irmurooi mxi&UAni at iaiua, imi ??raoi
urtet myl
ADIES' HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
The rrgnlsr monthly meeting ol the La4lee'
Ho?piul Association will fee held at the Y. M.
C. A. Building on Wednesday, May fl. 1881. at 8
o'clock p. m., promptly. A lull attendance 1*
desired.
Mus MARTHA J. BARK,
my 5 Secretary.
PUKEHAX NOTICE.
^ Mcmbtn of Wheeling Council So. 1, Jr. O. V.
A. M., are hereby noticed to meet at ttoelr hall
on Tuesday. May 5, at 1 o'clock p m. sharp, to
stttnd the (unetal o! our late brother, Joaerb
"can. Member* of sister couudIs are respect
fully Invited to attend.
C. W. JOXE3, R. 8.
H. K Tayt/>r Arting rnnnrllor. mv4
Q.r7 0K FIRST JUNE PARTY TO
O t 4 fj Kuropo will /care New York br
ibeCunard steamer AiuanlA, Saturday, May 2J,
(or a three mouths' tour, embracing Ireland.
-4cotlsni, England, Holland, Belgium, the
Rhine, uennany, Hwitztrmuu. rrauce ana luuy.
The colt of inetuborhbip lu thli party In 1723,
which Include* fl'ntclaii tratel throughout,
hotel accommodations, carriage drives and
other expeuica, and will U> accompauied by an
?ble conductor. Tirkctt procured at 11. K.
HKHKKNH'. 9217 WHffcet itroet. myft
Li Croix Colon, far China Painting.
my5 121ft Market utrect, opp. McLnre Hon?e.
Q.EOKQE GRUNY
Hating opened a tew
HOOT AND SHOE STOKE,
No. r>to Main Strut,
j Ii now prepared to wrte bis cuitomera with the
bct>tand nen-eft xtylm In lua line, and will be
pleated to hate you ull and aco bin Roods.
?r Rki'aimxj Neatly Dons. " a
apWTTbAS
POR WEDDING ^
ANNIVERSARY Gl^TS.
PimimPH ARK THR BEST !
FlHI fcTOC* Now IN Btobs.
Visitors Welcome.
E. L. NICOLL, AHT STORE,
ap3 1222 Market Street.
EAST CHATTAKOOGA,
Tennessee !
The rtjrht place to e?lablUb *?j Industry in the
South that requires Wood, iron or Steel.
Largs Inducements to Haantactarers
of Every Kind to Locate with us.
Now is tho time nud hero is the place to lay
the foundatioD for future fortunes. Dou't neglect
to thin* about this. A rite mo for particulars,
or buy a round trij. tlcxet to Lookout Mountain,
and when you reach here, call on me.
BENJAMIN THOMPSON,
GENERAL MANAGER
EAST CHATTAKOOGA LARD CO,,
IdiO u.kuuiur.'ii uiukki vuatuuiiiutgi jvuii,
intMTh
THE BEST WAY
TO SAVE MONEY!
Nbw Ohio Valuey Builmvo Amocutioh,
Pernors who obligate themselves tnstve money
almost Invariably do to, white those who ire
under no such obligation pa** along through the
world without a homo or the means ol securltg
one. A few fharca of stock In a well-managed
Uulldlng Awoi intion. which compel* the holders
to mako a weekly deposit of a flxwl amount,
la about the rarest way to accumulate money.
Saving Bnnks aie good Institutions for such purpose*,
but experience showa tbat tbo regular
week It deposit, which ouo promise* himself or
herself to make, la often neglected, aud tho result
is the money U not there.
Tho amendment?assed by tho lato legislature
to the law rcgulatiug lluiicllug Associations
widens the scope of their usefulness, and makes
ihem much more efficient in providing for the
want* of their members. The lioard of Directors
of the Ohio Valley ltaiiding Association, rfeallslog
this fact, will take immediate advantage of
the Improved law, and will issue a new icrletof
stock at once.
Shares of slock In tho New Serlrs ran he secured
of either of tho undersigned, or on Saturday
evenings, Room No. 4, Cransle's Block.
Market street. W. C HANULAN.
(JEO. OUNDL1NG,
WE1ZLE IIUKBEL,
n. E. WBIEUKKBEB,
' J03. BLACK.
Wll; B06TEMBIB,
pH-TUAW I1F.NKY KLIU.
TT _ 1 J 1 TTT . Ill 1
ueaiin is weauni
Dr. K. C. Wur'a Niuve a*d B?aih T*xatment,
a guaranteed specific for DYiteri*. Dlnlues?,
Convulsions, Flu, Nervous Neuralgia.
Hcadache, Nervous Prostration caused by the
u?3 of alcohol or tocaccn, Wakefulness, Mcnui
Depression, Poftcnlng of tho Brain resulting la
Insanity and leading to mhery, decay and death,
Premature Old A no, Barreuaum, Low o! Power
lo either s?x, Inrolunury Lonea and flpermav
orrfioea caused by over exertion of the brain,
self abuse or over-indulgence. Htch box contains
one month's treatment f 1 00 a box, or
six boxes for f5 00, tent by mail prepaid on re*
celpt of price. ;
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES ?
To cure any case. V 1th each onfer received by I
us for six boxes, arcotnranied with $."> 00, we will
end the purchaser our written guarantee to re- |
fund the money if tLe treatment does not effect 1
i euro. Guarantees l'suod only by
McLAIN BROTHBRd. DrUffllatS.
Bole Aeenta Mel sin's Block, comer Market and
Twelfth streets. Wheeling. W. Va. JalOrrhsaw
THE BIRDS OF SPRING
If they C0CI.0 he weary of th*lr soneg, would
find, In our (treat stock, au almost Infinite
variety of new mclodle*. 40.oco kinds of
our old mnslc are still called for,
aod tho new arc more nun:
croon than the old.
CAWTATAf ?THE JOLLY FARMKR8. Sargent,
140 mi. II (Odox.l K?>*. brisht. eiLov. and all .
lollr farmer* ana their friends will like 1L
HEIloES OK ' 76 III. or 13 dna 1 Trowbrldse, y.
lor 4th o! July; and NEW FLOWER QUKKN r
[GO cu., 15 40 dot ] Root, for flower llmo.
3cKi>iY Bcwoota like I'RAlriK IN *?>NO [40eta-,
or !4 20 dez ] Fmer*on: EONtt WOB8K1P [tt
cta.,0rtt60dn: ] Emerson and Bherwln; NEW
SPIRITUAL SO.NGS (35 Cts., fl GQdOX ] Tcuny
6i Hoffmanii.
Choir* ooustantly scad for our Octavo Mnslo8,000
Dumberaof Anthrrai, Stored Selections,
ctc., 5 to f* cu cach. K-od for Lists.
jROiJOsnlurnhlied with Voluntary and other
music and players on Violin*, Guitars, Mandolin*,
Itanjos and all other Instruments, sup*
plied with *pr rojirlato music, Scud for lists y
and information. P
EMERrON'H VO'JALMRTHOD for ALTO. BAR!- V,
TOtfK and UA4* VOICES [?i 50] is a new and
superior method. 2
Any hook mailco for retail price.
OLIVER DITSON CO..Boston.
3. H. DITBON A CO.. C
Broadway. Now York City. apM-MThAW ?
AU V/sE
BannerM <
B/BESIMSAMST HEAUMHIl^ L
I^RE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCES
1 I? i bright, aptrkllnc, InitructlT. family
mnul. It 1* original In every department.
lean la every lino tod railed aa It U Intended
, Intcreit and Improve every member oi Uu
unlly. wh,Uiti la an or oountiyV
?
SELECTIONS FOIt MAY A\l) .JI'Nil?GEO. R. TAYLOR.
Selections for May and Jane!
SlYLES SELECT AND EXCLUSIVE.
DRESS GOODS!
Black Silk Grenadines, Camel's HafrGrenadines, Fancy
Grenadine*, All-Wool Bengalines, Silk and Wool Bangalines
in Black and Colors, Plain Camel's Hair, Fonle
Clothp, Whip Cords, Fancy C. H.. Fancy Cheviots.
Shadow Grenadines, English Check Suitings, Black and
Colored Failles, French All-Wool Printed Challies,
French Veilinj s, Black Crepe de Chine.
INDIA SILKS
PLAIN AND FIGURED.
Fronch Organdies, Wash Pongees, Scotch Zephyr
Ginghams, Black, Fluid and Plain Organdies.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Black 811k Skirls, Black Alpaca Skirt*, Fancy Serranckor Skirt*.
Fancy Parasols, GI?ok Sun Umbrellas, Ladies' Hilk Wai.tfl, Ladies
XT??)J,.?.. Q?n. Vmnoh anil
ii inin, j/n uJ 'i B4?iB| injjn "iu?i niow, v?vu
Jaoaneflft Fans, tiatchcln, Leather Bow, Windsor Tiee, Laces, Netn,
Infants' SwiPB and de Chine Bonnets, Chiilon Frilling, Embroideries,
R?al Vallenciennes, Point Gaze and Dachees Lacee and Lsce
Haudkorchiefe, Hemstitch and Shadow Fiouncinga, Ceylon Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths of the celebrated Prieetley make, Mourning Veiling,
Sash Ribbons, Ribbons in nil shades, Hoaiery, Silk Mitts and
Gloves, Cen^emeri Kid Gloves, Reynin Moueqnetaire, Spring Jackets,
Capea and Mantles, Black Embroidered Fichap, Shawls, Table
Covers.
LACE CURTAINS,
Chenille Curtains, Table Covers, Table Linens,
Drapery Hulls, Napkins, Towels, Linen Sheets and
Sheetings, Cotton Sheetings, and Pillow Muslins.
i
Men's, Women's and Children's Underwear.
Ladles' Cambric Underwear mado of the Best
Materials and In tho Best Manner.
Dress Llnlngsand Trimmings to Match Our Dress
Goods.
Additional Novelties presented as they appear
In the Eastern Markets.
Geo.R.Taylor.
1150 Market and 1153 Main.
II. EMSH EI ME It?S PECIAL SALE.
SPECIAL SALE!
1,200
Pure Linen Huck Towels, 36x18, at - - 0 Cents.
500
Pieces Nos, 9,12,16and 22 Black Ribbon, ^ ^
pure Silk and elegant quality, at 121-2' pGer8
1,000
Pieces of Dress Goods, at 121-2,15,20,25,31,37
aid 50
10
Pieces Lupin's best 46-Inch Silk Warp Henrietta,
worth $2 00, Our price for a short
- $1 29. i
j
H. EmsheimerJ
18 ami 20 Eleventh Street. ?
. (
IICCKIUNNON I.AMITItUST ASSOqiVriON. <
SAFE INVESTMENT:
On a Business Basis.
BDCKHANNON, UPSHUR COUNTY, W. VA.
A home enterprise in a growing town of 1,800 inhabitant*
More than flto.ooo worth of building* erected ?ithln the r??t two jf?ra.
Prick Paved Street*, Kuctric Light*. Good Bchools and numeioua Churchoc. |
The now Methodist Seminary has l&Oatudontalu lta flrat yuir.
The Weat Virginia academy has 100 atudenU.
1 he Buckhaunon Laud Trust Awoclatton haa 1,200 acres beautifully lccated adjoining tbo town.
The Buckhannon Rltcr and the Weat Virginia & Pituburgh lailtoad rum through the aaaoclaIon's
property.
160 acrea and over fttO.OOO for manufacture#.
Capital Block 10,tt0 ibarcs, J50 per ahare. Kasypayments. With each three ibaresa )ot ?0x120.'* J
The iharea ol the Association will be received at 176 each on one half payment on lota ourbated
at Bale.
Buckhannon la growing fant. Not a vacant house in the town. Great demand for houses to
ent and to bur. Ueart of the hard wood and coal reglou. /Tbo
Aiuoclatlon** property la underlaid with coal. Juat tho nlace for wood working industries. i
Several new one* already In view. Liberal inducements lor more.
Moat attractive spot In West Virginia.
?OFFICERS!?
PRESIDENT?CfiarlM Bordott Ilart, Wheeling, W. V*. / ft
FIRST VICK.PRB-IDWIT-P.il. Trout, bunoton, Va. t
SECOND VJC& PRESIDENT? MaJ. J. W. Hearnur, Buckhannon, W. Va.
SECRETARY AND TEKAhURER? Dr. <*. A. Newlon. Buckhannon, \V. Va.
GKNERAl. MANAGER?W.W. Roller. liuckhannon, W. Va. C
ATTORNEY?Judise John Brannon. Y> eaton, W. Va.
BOARD OP TRUSTEES?CbM. BurdnttBart, Wheeling, W.Va.; P. H. Trnut, BUunton, 'a.;
Hal. J. W. Heavner, Buckhannon, W. Va.; Hon. Johnnon N. Camden, harkcrabutg, W. Va.:
apt. J. C. Thorn, Muihet, Va.; Dr. A H. Knnat, Weston, W. Va.; Levi Leonard, Buckhannon, W.
a.; Col. JobnT. llcGraw. Grafton. W. Va.
INSPECTING COMMITTEE-Gen. John E. Roller, HarrUonburg, Va.; U. Grant Yount,
uckbannon, W.Va.:C. W.Hart.Buckhannon, W. Va. *' SUPERVISOR-Cbarlea
Curry, Staunton, W. Va.
AGENTS FOR BALE OF BTOCC IN WHEELING:
. A? SCHAEFF.K & C0H I>? E. STALNAKER, ALFRED RHKINKTRQM.
KDW. Ii. R08E & CO.-HEADQUARTERS FOR WHEELS. 1
EDW. L. ROSE & CO.,
Rl Tt.. ? I U Ox ? V
=I HEADQUARTERS* FOR 'WHEELS 11=T
VICTOR GIANT I (
-*?&- Q-Zrl^A Thi'.onlj Medina Urad*
ITTLE GIANTS ( II \ VELOCIPEDES, _
D and IBS l W/.31,Tricycles, ?
forBoru "1 V ' S i ? Tot Small Uhlldrtn. [
J. L. BALLARD, ----- Manager.
AMUSEMENTS.
OPERA HOUSEI0I0AT
and TUESDAY, MAY 4 and 5.
The Grandest Production Erer Seen In WheelIn*.
Tbo BenownoJ American Actor,
Lewis Morrison,
? AS "MEPW8TO."
In hii mblimc scenic and dramatic production of
"FAUST,"
A performance Absolutely without a parallel in !
the history of the American stage.
2?OAR LOADS MAGNIFICENT SCENERY-2
12?CALCIUM LIGHTS?12
Tbe Marvelous "BKOCKICN SCESR," the PInacio
oi State Crait. Tbe Most Wonderful
and Brilllsnt Elcctrlc Effects Ever
Seen on Any Stage.
Beeerved Seals,11. Admi?loa,7Sand60cents.
Salo of scats ommences Friday, May 1, at C. A.
1-?.? mDsn
Grand Opera House.
O. C. GISTHKK, MINAGU.
one night oajj, thnrslay, may 7lb,
Reappearance of tbo well known comedian.
Mr. Krank Jonea, the original of
"ril Perkins," In hla now and aaccessful
play, entitled
OUR COUNTRY COUSIN
Introducing with many other novelties
The Great Railroad Scene.
Superb Orchestra of Solo Artists. A Quartette
of Mwcet tfinwra, and the only and original
Farmer Band. Parade dally at noon.
Pjucxs?Orcbastra C^alra, 60c: Gallory and
Draw Circle 2frc. Heat* oh nalflat Weir'a. myS
WANTED.
anted-five journeymen
Painters. Union wagta mid. Inqulro
Of GRO. & KUJINKK 4 CO., Ko. 89 Twelfth
strtot. apa
Want to borrow from $1,000
to SS.000. Socurlty on flrst-class city real
estate. Will givo liberal Interest. Address
"R.," this office. apa
A chance in a lifetime for
active ladles and gentlemen to secure a
cry ploasant and profltaulo business. Address
wlib i rent stamp, CONSOLIDATED 8HOK CO.,
tatom. Maw. ap14-TThia
1x7anted?organizers bythe
f V Kriondly Aid 8ocletr. Pays Its members
6100 every six months. Has paid f3U0,0U0 in
v-?UioorVA anit UunnHt Hiinrf held In
trust by the htato of Mauarbuaetta. Term* liberal
Addreas F&1KKDLY AID BOCISTY,
Waltham. Mam. ' ap?
yxtanted?general, special
t V and local agoota throughout the United
Statei to ronreseat the American Maturity and
Loan Association, of* Wheeling, W. Va. The
Aasodation being recenily organized, offer*
better inducements to agents tfun older mhociattona.
luplan la simple, tashy explaiucd
and understood. Addrcts. THK AMKBICAN
MATURITY AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Wheelloir,
W. Va. myl
Wanted-all persons conTEJIPLA
MSG the atudy of Bhort Hand
and Typewriting, to know that the Weat VlrK'luiH
Shorthand and Typewriting School la the
itellly Buildlujj, corner Four teen tb and Market
atreeu. instruct in Shorthand and Typewriting
exclunlvo of other brauches and aotahck the
HTUDKNT AH PAST AH HP. 08 MIO 29 CAPAllLK OP
advancipo. Isaac Fltman'a bhortband ia
taught. Jt la xnoto uulrerMily used tban any
other and baa much of the best literature
printed In it, which cannot be aaid of auy other
tj-atem of 8boriha?d. For furthet partlculara
call upon or addreas RKMIfsOTwN TYFKWK1TKR,
headquartcra, 1304 Market atrcet.
(Carlo Bron.)
general notices.
jjjotice.
The Weat Virginia China Company ha' on
band a large quantity of flulibed and unflu tbed
waro, and alw> about 260 tona of day, t oout
forty live tona of Utnt and eUhly toua of apar,
and other thlnga and materials tued in
a well equipped tottery, together with s
lot of office Juroltnre, which it will tell
at prlratc aale at lws than coat prices at
any time before the Slat day of April next and
l"> ft? rnaMlin nl flio milArinll ?nH
things not dltpoced ot i.j wild iMtiUy of April
will t>c oHeied at public tale at the works o(
Raid company. beKinulnu ?t 10 o'clock a. m. on
aid 21st day of April, l&il. Penons detlrlUR to
purchase can call ut the company's works on
North Main street.
WJtaT VIBOIN/A CHINA COMPANY,
by AuocsT Bolt, President. ap2
The above sale has been postponed until
Tuesday. May ft, at fame place and tlmo.
WJBT VIRGINIA CHINA COMPANY.
hy August Bo it. President.
Wneeliog Title and Trust Co.,
NO. 1315 MAltKEI STREET.
Titles to Beal Estate Examined and Guaranteed.
Stocks. Bonds and Beal Kstate Bought*
and 6old on CommUslon.
dibsctobb:
J. M. Brown, J. E. Hughes,
Henry Paer, J. 8. Naylor,
11. F. Behiens, C.J. Bawlluf,
Geo. G. llannan, A. Beymann,
J.A.Hesf, H. U. Bunnell.
W. P. Hubbard,
H. M. BD38ELL, President.
LOUIS F. oriPEL, Secretary.
G. B. E. UILCHBUT, Examiner of Titles.
apil
REMOVED.
REDMAN St CO.
Have removed thoir Machine Shop to tbo now
rorrugated iron building on Chaplin# street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets, and
sre now ready for buidnw* at tne new place, jut
COCOA.
GRATEFUL?COMPORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"Br a thorough knowledge of the natural lawi
whieh govern the operationa o! digestion and
lutrltion, aud by a careful application of the
Ino properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Eppa
lias provided our breakfast tablet with a dellsately
flavoured beverage which may aav? ua
nany heavy doctor*' bills. It la by the Jndicioua
iso of auch articles of diet that a tonatitutioa
nay be gradually built up until strong euough
o resist every tendency to dlaeasc. hundreds
if subtle maladies arc floating around ua ready
o attack wherover there ia a weak point. We
nay escape many a fatal abaft by keeping ourelves
woll fortified with pure blood and a prop*
irlv nourished frame."?f'CirU Hcrvict Qazctu."
Made almnly with boiling water or milk. Sold
>nly in half-pound tins, by Grocera labelled
bus: JAMES BPP9&CO.,
Homoeopathic Chemists, Iondon, England
offll'TTha*
EDUCATIONAL.
It. Dfi CHANTAL
NKAR WHEHJNQ, W. VA.
*ull English, Mathematical and
Classical Course.
IDSICAL DEPARTMENT
-ESPECIALLY HOTKD.?
?C ATI OH VVSVKTiMZD FOB BE1UTT 1RD H1XLTB
Weekly boarder* or d&T acholari received from
VboolJun or the rlnlnlty. A fitter will moot day
ahoUra at the 8 a. n. motor and retnrn with
hem at I p. m.
For lurthar particular* apply to
ten fflg D1RICTBK8P
DKL'CUIMTM.
The 'Princess"
HEADACHE POWDERS?Cure
in Tea Mlnnten.
Tot Eftle by Drnnliu. mm
yyiKE WORK FOR OFFICES,
Wire Work for Builders,
11n Work for Cemeteries, Wire Work for
HOBim ' ~
?tTery lwnpuon.
S? W0RKB. 'OFF ST.
wfc'J,"- W.B.ALLIBOK.
^ HOMEE WELLS, ,
J, |
ARCHITECT. ,
Boom 17, Bellly Balldlnn, Wheeling, w. Vt
ACTiCiL 8orniKTXKl>tMT.
Emmrn fTtttrm.LT Mad. ^
8UB8CU1BE FOR 1
HE WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER J
1 OO PKH YEAR.
KOK KENT "
BODY, 1106 M?m itnxt- AWJ to *
J^OKKEXT.
Declnble apuir iputmcnt of (onr
oentrallr located, |JQ per aoajfa. b^00*1
Aa.?Wtor;
nouM^ynnf. X,0; suited for chlldm. 7
poire at No. 1IM MUn >trtyt ?*
pOK RENT. "
CAMP GROUND HOTEL
Situilel oa Mouudtvllic ua|, CronE[J_
quire at 01 Twelfth itreet.
?-t? ^
STOCKHOLDKItS' Ml-KTIxiiT^
THb WHhhiLlSli COVmTT
VILLK HAILROAD MMPANY ^
The flr?t meeting of the *heali.Tf i r
vlUe Kallroad Company for
mchother proceeding
annual mettlog win b? held ? th#r,mi " ?
Itluwide iron worki, No. lau SliJ
the City of Wheeling, w?t VlniniJ !>
DAY, MAY 19,1831, at 7:30 p. a? 08
W. A LYNCH. J, (j ||OKFU/r??
K. J. H KARNK, hrkby :
II. U. COCHKAS, J0S.SlV|i,HaI'
W. A. I-.ETr, A.KKYMIW
J. S.VASCK, JAB. II'TANVV
GK IEOK WISH, K. ?.|?5| t&
A. J. ?:LAKKK. J OBK PRE*
KI'-ITU |
KMCCl'TOH'S S.U.K.1 ^
XEOUTOR'S KALE~UF~vX7trT I
1ILK I'liOPtliTV. ' ALUA' I
I will offor lor ulo at tho Irast j?. .
Court Boom o[ Ohio count;, on ' ?' th? i
8AT0BDAY.MAYUUi.U9!,
syis'.vo^r""' ^ -"Mas
Tekms?All the purchtse motetin^.w
cent fl,800. which U to bo i*u\ ffiKti':*
with Intercut Irom the dayof hK&JS
stallments, payable ecptiuber K, 1(91, tad um
second when tbo note u due. aa 144
Also, on the s\me d?y m 2 o'clock * ? ,
will sell at f o. fc" Fiftceath itteet til ihi\i?*'
bold cud Kitchen Furultw* itt Jute"
Terms ca*h. 1U t,ou?J
A i! Fri 1) llODLKT
Executor of the will of Jsrnct todlerdVlj
w. H Hau.kh. Auctioneer.
PP1ILIO 8ALI-:.
^DJOUHNKD 8ALE "
Of valuable real estate. corncr Mtin tod T?*
tlcth street*, known si W.1 tn.l i?aHtln*ta2'
If not told before.at private stle, j >bfciic]i&S?f
public tale at the front duor ol the (JoortMMat
Wheeling. W. V?., on SATURDAYSiW
1891, at 10 o'clock a. m . the a'jore rnrDtW
property, consisting of a lot is leet, frcnUaxS
Main ttreet, and running i.*rk in Iw7?
Twentieth street. as bownbya remit mrm
made by the city surveyor. 'iheri u 11.Z
substantial double brick rtoro-roon anddt,^
log on lot, containing twenty-two roomi mi!
bio ft-r hotel, stores or wtrchonie, or
slight alterations, a good maniifacturitu X.
Good cellars under the whole noose. For iw
ther information call ou or address
W. H. HaLLER. Auctiooor
or JOHN J. FAlW
mji 1921 Main stn?t. WheeHag. W ft.
30 PLEASANT YALLEUl
Porter Farm and Coal
AT PUBLIC SALE.
Robert Anderson. Admluiitritor.')
William rotter's heirs and others)
In pursnsnco of a di cree nude on the ifirhdar
of April, 1H91, by the Circuit Court lor oil
county in the above entiihd cauic. the oafa.
signed appointed special commluiootr for tha
purpose will on
SATURDAY, MAY 23, IBM,
commencing at 9:80 o'clock t. m., on the
premises, sell at public sale to tbefalcbat bidder,
tbo *UHsm l "otter fsitn, !i*attdoaiU
National road, about three vlit?tait of?baling.
comprising ICC seres and (our i*icbti.
The property hsu been (.ulxllviUcd Into Mr
ceia coup mm* 01 m bciui una a i>erccc? of Mil
land and thirty One building lota, acme froctSag
oa llic Nulloml iced, and iL
l&rvc and Cuciy k-caUd, Ulcc inc
half an ?rio 10 nearly ?n a, re in mi
r heio pare ela will be lo.d ?ep?uuiv. For itik
boundarler, reference in zcuivtoi'hcraurtu
the above entitled cauae, and wptcially to U?
plata tiled therewith. a pint thomc* tfea
thirty lota above mentioned U mordid in ttt
otllce o1 the Clerk of tho County Court.
Tho Wheeling vein of coal under the bi!l
land, wnich Jr of the flncat quality. ?ithti?
right to tnlno tho Mac, ei.-l (lie ?'ptn!nj,cfitu
nod entry thereto u the ?an:c low are.wlllU
hold aeparately or with the turiacc urciy U
found moatadvaniHgicua.
Htuxa opUalk:?cue third of the imrrbau
money and ruch further aim at the puichaHr
may elect In hand, the balarce in wjcal inauUroenta
at one and two year* fium the da; o( u?,
tlio pnrchracr glvlrg bond for the dflcirtdlaMailmen
t*. with appiorod Mturitr, mid torci
to bear Jnterwt from date, and the tiUeloU
retained until the purchate incuer ia raid is
lull and a conveyance ductal i? iSc n-utt
W. P. liUBHAKl).
Fpuial CommUaknir.
J". C. XJUYKY, Auotloueer.
I hereby certify that bond aud stcnriiy baa
been given aa required by law. by W. P. Hubbard,
the special eommlatloncr in tbeatoteo*
titled cause.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Clerk Circuit Court Ohio County.
A I'm I. M. ivil itU
foll hale.
gtooks for sale
10 ihares Junction Iron Company.
10 ibarct .fc.na Iron & fcU cl Company.
16 abarea RUuraldc Iron Works.
10 rharca Hrc A Murine Jnauiance Comptaj.
15 shares Bella Iro Kail Mill.
10 ahares LaBelie Nail Mill.
tf shfcroa tilrect Railway Company.
k. a. ibw1s,
art Broker, No. 24 Twellth 8Wjt
For sale?a farm contain.
IN& VS acrta of laud, located on huri
Kun, Ohio county, W. Va There l? on &
placo h good two-Mory frame bouw and ?
er outbulldlURB. A lino orchard of aj?i !e um*.
flrht CJiua country road to tlie juai*. pw
water and good fenres. For particular* lujcire
Of MK8. (iKKTKUDE KCIIfl. oti ttepfx.*
MR. LOUIS KUliN, CJU Main ?u?t toeing.
Va. ffig.
por sale.
Two two-Hue boilers, 42 lnchci diameHf, U
feet long, 16>{ Inch fluca, doublerlTitted,iNU
and mud drums. Ono ibeet Iron ?Uck, 36 ltche?
diameter. 60 feet high. Alio KcarttiC for warn
freight elevator. Votttulaa circa Jalf I ^
??S(r"lreM BOIH.F-V WAtfO??
OTEINWAY
PIANO FOR SALE.
We havo a SicJnway Piano, Rood u ce*
which wo offer at a bargain.
apifi F. W. RAU.MKR A CO.
JfOR KALE.
Good Building Stone!
Delivered any place in the city limlu cb liort
notice. For price, Inquire ai
apl7 Sn. aiQf> KfCOU.OCH STREET.
pOR SALE.
LARGE LOT, corner Market and Twtitr
fourth strcetM; dcalrable for manufacture il*
8KVEN ACEisH near Elm Orove; ?lf?irable.0*
gardening.
W. V. IIOOE .1 BRO.
defi :* <
jgMALL FARM FOK SALE.
Containing tbirty-four acrta. rich k.1L f??J*
Improvement*, tine orchard of rloict WJj
good dwelling bom* atd Kood Urn.
close to Bt. Clulravjlle, KtlraoiJt county.
Cheap and racy terms.
R. T. HOWELL,
QT0CK8 AND HE A I. ESTATE FOB
IO ?ALB: e, .
13 tharu of Icc an?I Slorajto Sxck.
25 ibarca street Kallwaj.
15 share* River* loe rtork.
'JO tharei Hobtt*(ilav.
10 aharea .Ktna Iron andEueiwor"60
fthatu> Wheeling foxtttrHouftca
1107 *nil 1*? Main ?trwl
ftmtt chtplim ??VhoVas U'PnE<.
Bui Emtio m.1 Btooi llruktr. So. IH.S *J
tn et. Tolephone. <:? ?*
FOR SALE.
Engine and Boiler.
?(J
ENGINE, 7x12 Inch CyllK1?''
Slide Valve. ,8
BOILER, 10 foot long, *
nches In dlametor, with
0 Inch flue.
Call on or address
FHE IHTELLIGEfiCEB,
WHEELING) VA.,