The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume], November 27, 1893, Page 2, Image 2

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. THE MB FUNERAL
Scrvicoa to be at St Uattbow'a
P. El. Church at 11:30 a. m.
THE INTERMENT TO BE AT ROMNEY.
Th? Judgo's Old Homo?The Bar Association
Meets and takes Appropriate
Action on tlio Death of a
Leadinir Member?Tho I'all Bearers
an Chosen by tho Ucrcavocl Family.
Tho funeral of tho late ex-Gov. John
J. Jacob, whoso shocking sudden death
was chronicled Saturday, will tako
place this forenoon at 11:30 o'clock, tho
services beta# in St. Matthows P. &.
church, and conducted by tho roctor,
Rev. Dr. It. it, Swopo, assisted by other
ministers of the city. In accordance
with tho action had at a mooting of the
Ohio county bar association at a meeting
held in tho court room Saturday
afternoon, that organization will attend
in a body. The remains will bo takon
on tho 1:25 p. in. Baltimore & Ohio
train to Romnov, Hampshire county,
the deceased's old homo, whore they
will bo buried besido tho members of his
iamily who preceded hitn to tho crave.
The bar association did not appoint
pall bearers, loaving thoir selection for
the bereaved friends, who last evening
named for this ?ad oflicn of friendship
Judge George E. Boyd, George K. McMechen,
Col. Robert White, Dr. R W.
Hazlett, M. L Ott, A. M. Jolly. II. K.
List and Mr. J. C. Palmer, of Wollsburg.
Yesterday tho cars of the Wheeling
street railway company were all tasto-i
~.i In,, no a mnrk nf
iUUV UIUPUU <U lliu> >M?h ?" ? ? ?
reincct to tho memory of tlie doad
president of the company.
General Absalom i>aird, U. S. A., a
brother of Mrs. Jacob, arrived in the
city yesterday to attend the funeral services.
The Michael Reilly will case, which
was set for trial in the circuit court today,
has been postponed to a future
day out of rospect to Judiro Jacob, who
was associated with Mr. W. 1*. Hubbard
as counsel for the contesting heirs.
It is recalled that Hon. Stephen B.
Elkins \va* a pupil of J ml ire Jacob's
when the latter was a professor in the
University of Missouri, at Columbia.
ACTION* OP TI1K BAR
On tlio Death of Governor Jacobs?Committee*
Jtppointnd.
When the circuit court convened on
Saturday morning ex-Judge Goorge E.
Boyd arose and formally announced the
sudden death of ex-Governor John J.
| Jncdb. He referred to tho long and
honorable career of tho deceased, and
as an exemplary connection with the
Ohio county bar* He concluded his eulogy
with tho motion that the court adjourn
an a testimonial of respect for the
departed. A formal order to this effect
was entered upon tlio record and the
court stood adjourned. Tho criminal
court, Judge Jordan, likewise adjourned
for the day.
The bar association met at 2 o'clock,
Judge Paull being called to tho chair
and Major John W. Mitchell made secretary.
Judge G. L. Cranraor introduced
tho business for which tho attorneys
had assembled, and after a few
remarks moved tho appointment of s
committee on resolutions to expres* the
sentiments of the bar of the county.
This resolution was adopted, and in accordance
with its provisions the chair
named Messrs. Cranmer, Russell and
Hubbard as the committee. .
On motion of Mr. W. P. Hubbard, a
Committee of Arrangements consisting
of .Messrs. Hoarn, Allison and Cowden,
tn iitfon/l tr\ tha ftatailfl
for the attendance ol the momberi oi
the bar at tho funeral This committee
held a mooting at once, and reported in
favor of an attondaoco of the members
of the bar in a body, providing for suitable
badges, etc., and calling u moetinq
of the members, as well as attorneys
from other counties, at tho Court
House half an hour heforo whatever
time may ho sot for tho funeral. There
being no further business before the
meeting, it adjourned to assemble as
provided for in tho report of tho committee
of arrangement?.
Owing to the sudden death of Governor
Jacob the celebrated Reillv will caic
which wa? sot for to-day, has been postponed,
with no hpeciafday set for trial.
City Solicitor Robert White, on Saturday,
telegraphed the news of the
death of Governor Jacob to Romney,
Hampshire county, his.old homo, whore
the remains will be interred.
' Don't almost kill yourself by violonl
purgatives. Take Simmons Liver Regulator,
a mild laxative.
20 PEUCKNY
discount on
Musical Goods.
F. W. Kacmi:r & Co.
Sad and Gloomy
Weak and Dyspeptic
VoodSa BaraaparlUa Gave Strength
and Perfe-U.il Cured.
Dr. J. It. White
Birmingham, Alabama.
"I have not words enough to express m\
thinks tor the great benefits received from i
few bottir* of Hood's Bamparilla. I wu
weak, and it made mo strong; I was a dyapep
tt\ and it cured me; I was sad and gloomy, an<
it inado me cheerful and hopeful. And last
though not least, it mado mo an ardent ani
Hood's s Cures
working d?mocnt. All who hire token Itood'
BanaparllDl witA my adrtce. report good r<
lutts. I gladly recommend It to oil suflorot*
J. H. Warns, M. D., Birmingham, Ala.
X. B.* II you deeldo to toko Hood's Sal
aapnrllln do not bo induced to buy aur othe
Instead. liul?t upon HOOP'SHood's
Pills nro 11)0 bwt family ctttartti
gcuU. oud cnoothfc Try a box. aficeoli.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Mattura of Minor Moment in nod About
tlio City.
Tut hotels uo palling their storm
doors on.
l'Hii Ghakd this evening?"The Diamond
Breaker."
To-stonttow evening thore will bo an
oxeiting bowling contest at tho Mozart
park.
Coal thieves nro depleting the coal
houses in the vicinity of Thirty-fifth
street,
Oumilui M rxwt has been held to answor
to court tor assault on August
Kuramer.
bobdeps looted Isaac Dezarmo'a residenco
at Triadelpuia of $05. No club to
the thicrcs.
a uttm shore ico formed on tho
river yesterday morning and water
froze pretty thick elsewhere.
YnsTErtnAV was as pretty a winter <inv
as was cvor experienced in the Ohio Vailey
from one year's end to the other,
T>. .n-nm lit?in?r in nltnv lfl.
will answer in police court thin mornins:*
for tlio boating of iiia wife on baturd?y
night.
Wednesday evening the "younger
set" of the Arion society will give a concert
and ball by way of ushering in
'lliankHjcivini; day.
Tjik Linsly cadets will givo n hop in
the armory Wednesday evening, and it
bids fair to be na charming a aocial
event as tho similar onn in the past
under the boys' auspicos.
"Tins Voodoo" will bo soon at tho Opora
Houso next Friday evening, with
John Murray in tho leading role. The
piece is well-known here, having made
a favorable impression last soason. *
"Otru Country Cousin" closod a very
successful engagement at tho Grand,
Saturday evening. It made a decidedly
good impression on all the large audiences
which saw it on this engagement.
Saturday afternoon Wilbur Pennybacker
and James McLain, two Island
youths, raised a disturbance in a North
ilain street saloon. They were fined,
Saturday evoning, $10 and ?5 respectively.
Saturday evening's entertainment at
G. A. R. hall by Prof. Warman and others
was attended by enough pooplo to
fill the hall, and all were very appreciative.
An attractive programme was ex
ceiienuy rendered.
Although the Moundsville Herald
was burned out, the enierprisiajg proprietors
have issued the paper as usual,
and announce] that they are still in the
ring. The pluck of the Herald proprietors
cannot be too warmly commended.
Botjt the Wheeling and Martin's
Ferry teams, which aro to contest at
football on the Island on Thanksgiving
afternoon for the benefit of thu City
Hospital, arc practising daily, aud the
game will he hotly contested and well
worth 8eoin^. That the attendance
will be large is already assured, for not
in several years has as general public
interest been aroused in any outdoor
; sporting event.
A Trump in Europo.
A prominent man who hoard Irwin
, Dunlap deliver tlio leolaro which ho is
to give at Woslev M. E. church, in the
i Eighth ward, thidevening, sayaof him:
X iiad tho pleasure of listening to the
\ lecture by 51. Ir?in Dunlap, enlilled
"Europe as Soen by a Tramp," and was
much ploascd by* tho very craphic descriptions
of scenes visited in tho out,
of-tho-way places of the old world. We
have been curtailed by books and lectures
of travel among the higher classes
of Europe, but Mr. Dunlap took us into
; the by-wayi ami hamlets and umong
\ the poasant folk, little soon by professional
tourists, auil with vivid minuteness
pictured tho every-dav life in a
way to command closest attention. His
leoture was a source of pleasure and
firofit, aud bis wonderful command of
anguage coupled with his youth gives
promise of a very brilliant future on the
lecture platform.
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NOX'fclS OS NAVIGATION.
Singe of Water ami Alovomnnts of Boats.
Tlio Rlv<)r Interentfl.
yesterday's departures.
H. K. Bedford Pittsburgh, tin. m.
I lien Hur. Pittsburgh, 8 n. m.
1). 1). Wood. Pittsburgh, J p. m.
Lizzie Buy, PittsDurxh. 3:30 p. in.
Koran no. 2, rillsniirgn. t p. in.
1 roa- Ollinore, Fituburxh, 4 p. m.
1 to pay's nr.paktcnca.
1 Liberty, Cl?riii|!ton. 1:30 p. m.
\ Bcu Hur, tarkunburg. 11:30 o. m.
The rivor last night was 4 foot 0
inches and rising.
i The sunken Courier was raised Satur.
day and taken down to Parkeraburg to
go on the docks.
Capt. John M. Phillips and Pilot Ed
i McLaughlin, of tho Iron Queen, cam?
i down Saturday anil took the boat up to
> Pittsburgh in the evening.
The popular R. E. Phillips is doing a
good business in the Matiunoras trade.
Captain Mendel and his stall are nil nc
cominodating centlemen and deserve
their success and popularity.
The Steubenvillo (iacttc says: 6. G.
Gaston and Joshua Lowe have pur
chased Logan Noll's interest in the
Olivette, uud will put the bout in com
uii-sion as soon as river and weather
1 will permit.
It is perhaps not generally known
that Captain John Crockard is' the only
ownor of a wlmrfbo.it along the Ohi'c
river which does not placo a charge on
shippers or consigners for the merchandise
which passes through tin
wharlboat.
The beacon light steamer Golden Roil
pasted down Saturday morning for C'iii'
cinnati under command of Captain
George K. Vimdergrifi. She has been
laid up at New Cumberland on accounl
oMow water. Durinc her receut trip
up tho river but one change in light!
was made.
Wharfinastor Crockard rccoivod ?
telegram Saturday from Captain Gam
hie, of the Sunshine, stating that iiii
b.iat will bo here Tuesday morning tc
take the placo of Iho Courier, which
was sunk neiir l'arkereburg n few dayi
aire. Tho Sunshine will run in the
iVbeoling and Pnrkcrshurir trade until
tho Courier comes oil the docks.
Last night's reports from headwatert
weroas follows:
Warren?1 foot and fulling; woathei
clear and cold.
Oil Citv?1 foot 6 inches and station
ary; weathor clear anil cool.
Greonsboro?6 feet II inchos and stationary;
weather fair and pleasant.
f Ir you want a reliable dyo that wil
i color an evon brovrn or black, and wil
i please and satisfy you every time, usi
Buckingham's l)ye for tho Whiskers.
1 ?
< Tux groat Panic Sale of Clothing wil
1 be continued until further notice ai
11S9 and 1141 Main street.
' First World's Fair Photograph cou
s pon in to-day's I.tteluoenckr. Cut i
s- outandaavo it.
100 Turkey* Free nt Kolliprt'n Gnnlen. 100
J A turkey will ho liven to tho highest
bowler in each gamo of ton-pins
_ Thursday, November 30, from 2 o'clock
V to 10:20 p. m. Alio title shooting fo:
turkeys.
ABOUT PKOPLE,
Strangers In tl?? City nutl Wheeling Folk* . ..
Abroiul.
0. B. Rtmiey, of Bletorarille, l? at II I I'
the HtnintD. ft I j I
1!. K. McSIeclien 1j in Now York city ** "
on bniinosi.'
Ex-Govornor A. B. Flowing ami wife,
of l'ainnont. wore hern Saturday. 1
MissSuo Wright is homo from ltotliany Grnnula
coliego to spond Thanksgiving wook. Granula
Ed. Ilabormohl nnd Mi?s Cain, of Rolled (
Claringipn, were in town ymterday. ?
Miai Anna L Knckley. ?f Point Fleas- K n
ant, 0., in viiiting frionu. on Uo Inland. " _
Nina moiiibora of thn "Diamond " on j"1
Breaker" com puny aro at tho Stamm - 0w La
house. Now Ev
Capt. J. Ed. Watson, the woll known Now Lit
con! operator, of Fairmont, was in town BartloU
last week. Fr6alj A
Mrs. C. If. Taney is homo from an ?. ?
extended visit to Washington, D. C.,
nnd Virginia. Gold Du
Miss -Anpio Bonnett, of WeUsbarir, is
visiting Miss Maudo Jono?, on Four- Fox's Ci
teontii street. Now En
Mr. and .11 rs. Paul Coot; and Mi=s Xow
fiossio Cook aro visiting rolativea in .. .. ?
New Alliens, Ohio. . p
William nnd Louis Klaproth, Edward '
n...:? ? -i t??i. r ...,,.iAnna |nf?. vntfArdav ClOtllOS
x/mur it mi wuvu i?i??? cuwu .w?? j ?
for a trip down tho river.
John Nolan loft voaterdnv afternoon, il
on a visit to Wisconsin. lie will spend A J*If
some timo tliore, huntinp. H
Mrs. John ]/?wis, ot Wollsburp, is a fl | S j
guest of her daughter, Mth. Iirjuly Morpan,
of South Chaplino street.
Mrs. Julia Illatt and Mrs. Christina ttt .
Blatt, of Linn Camp, are guoats of J. uu J-oll
W. Schultzo's family, on tho South Side.
E. A. Brcara, of Manuington, J. W.
Roberts, of Parkorsburp, and Jolin Mc- STOC
Mahou, of Sistersville, are at tho Wind- QXATJ
eor. O
0. W. Murray, of Wheeling, who was
the truest of hi* brother. John Murray, meeting
during part of this week, left for his Saturday.
home.?Washington, Pa., Observer. c<mmy *c
Messrs. W. R. Kimball and A. B. Wbeolta
Champion, of Cincinnati, prominent in ^
tho ownership of tho \V heelinp streot trnnwctn
railways, are at tho MoLuro house. buf0.r?tljc
Mrs. Thomas P. Anshutz, (neo Rus* "
soil) who has boon visiting in this city
for a month past, ha9 loft for Philadel
phia, to visit relatives of her husband's. "TJESI
Col. C. L. Smith, of tho Fairmont U ^
Index, was hero Saturday on his way Kugvu
home from Bethany, where ho went to 1>Crtr wuc
inspect Captain Shrivor's company of r?'i>on 10
tho National guards. iJjS'ch?
C. W. Brackowitzer, ahoad ot Julia 14~ouAic
Marlowo. is at tlio Stainm. This popu- T^TTTTJ
lar star will bo at tho opera house a
week from Wednesday. Mr. Bracko- second
witzeris accompanied by a young son. bathmon
F. K. Kin# and wife, J. N. Curry and nnd ball.'
M. C. Mooro, ot Sistoraville, J. H. Beck, Mnlnstra
of Piedmont, George C. Shafler, of Par- jjJJjjJ Jg
kersburp, A. T. Clino, of Grafton, and J. posicssloi:
J. Rothlesberger and wife, of Now Mar- *cH
tinsville, were anion# tho \Voat Virgin- in*OR
ians at tho Uohler. 1/
Mr. Rudolph Floischmann and bride,
neo Miss Lisetto L;iuphlin, accompanied ' oiio fin
by Miss Mamie Patterson, loft Saturday floor. No.
?? r\ r..vu..n|t;nntnn One Mat.
eventng over itio u.? va 101 '' mmucr/x Oneiliiv
City. Thoy will remain there until Kqniiipi
Thursday, wliou Mr. anil Mrs. Flmsch- jV22
inann will sail for Switzerland, where ==
tiio will make their future home.
Will Honfce, of Wheeling, was in the VCivp
city to-day. Speakingof his nrrest yes- J J
torday for perjury in connection with Two-slo
the Groves trial, if r. Henke says it was Ibkiotoo
a clear case of siiite work on the part of MjWa0?0n'!,
the insurance company, and at the
proper time he will have no trouble in
proving his innocence.?SUubtnvilk Her- .
aid. ^ j^OK
KANAWHA VALLEY BOAD. \gE\fi
Soniltor Cnmdon TalU Why t It 0 Work Has
U?a Pohiycd,
Pakkeusdubo, \V. Va., NOT. 20.?
Smilh't Inuex publishes the following oW( n,
self-explanatory letter from Senator ====
Camden received somo timo since, con- ST A
cerning the proposed railroad eztonsiou
up tho Little Kanawha rivor: MAV?
United States Senate, UlUi C
Washington, L). C.,
August 17th, 1SD3.
M. B. Stump, Esq., pj,
Normanfbwn, Gilmer Co., W. Vs.
My Lear bin:?Your favor of tho 3d, ab
inst. received and f am glad of tho opnnrt.nnittf
to write vou about-tho rail
road extension up ilio Littln Kanawha. Ltf? nmi
river, as my position in regard to the irutc.'i
Littlo KanmtUa Railroad lias been mis- Llf, nllll
represented, and perhaps, intentionally Unifo:
so. There has been no warmer friend Lifi> of <
of the Littlo Kanawha Kailroad Com- pnmc
pany than myself. L,f* J1
I paid a cash subscription of two
hundred and tifty dollars ($250 00) to
tho company in the beginning, in order inlHnni
to assist the surrey made under Dr. Same
Scott, of I'arkersburg. I have nlway.i pictnrln
1 said that tho completion of the road to Rnv?l
any point on the Ohio river would be rom'
of great value to the country, and help '
1 the enterprise in which lam interested.
Tho trouble with me has been that I norn??.
have had an many irons in the liro and Hand:
as many railroad enterprises on my
i hands for tho past four or five years, as Slxothi
was possiblo for me to carry through, "'jiafl'on
and 1 have been compelled to leave the
Little Kanawha to bo worked out by
i others having it in charge, ttut in caso n_ .
tho road should not be built bofore I > I A
i have time to eive it porsonal attention,
I havo looked forward to tho time when
. I would be able to give . my porsonal D10
i timo and assistance in carrying out tho Old
enterprise.
I 1 will also state that the object had in
view in building the road to Spencer \yf
was its extension beyond that point up
. tho valley of the Kanawha.
It has boon with groat difficulty that I T?T.
have been enabled to obtain the money
. to build tho enterprises which I havo "
had on hand, They aro at la*t com- th
plcted, but tho financial condition ef as
1 tho country ut present precludes tho
' possibility of commencing any new en1
terprises until tho country recovers C-A_
' from its present embarrassment. When
1 that timo comes, 1 will lie elad to con1
sidor and aid on*proposition looking to 1*1 l)Ul
1 tho extension of tho rnilrnad up tho
valley of tho Littlo Kanawha. PEItlODl
Very truly yours, J. N. Camden-.
* Period li
DES'llTUriC MIX ICitS your real.
. Flu*ihnqr
la the Iron Heglon??A Grnro Situation, lnclmliim
Measures for Itplicf. CJCUO
Dktijoit, Mich., Nov. 20.?Tho closing ^ AVl1
down of the irou mirros in tho upper ri7i?AP
poninsula has thrown thousands ont of BLANK
| employment, estimates range ail the
I way from, ten thousand to twenty-five
1 thousand, and it lias caused great destilution.
Governor Rich bos iuvited tho fup|
I mayors of all tho principal' citios in
, Michigan ami leading men from the DDAQI
upper peniniula to meet in Detroit UlintH
Mondav afternoon and take some action
toward relioviim the distress. No plan * * * *
- of action has been formulated. Thero o<
' will undoubtedly be a lurgo attendance,
and committeos will bo appointed to *A
raise money nr.d carry on tho work of
relief. Already considerable money has
t been raised and mora hds been prom;
is"J' ?-? Furnit
r Cut Glassware at lowest prices at
John Friedel 4 Co.'s.
i
ATLANTIC TEA CO.
ilic Tea Co
? PRICE LIST:***
ted Sugar, 23 pounds. $1 0
tod Sugar, N. 0., L'5 lbs 1 <]
)ats, 7 pounds 2
arch, 7 pounds) 2
tos, 4 pounds 2
[ifornia Prunes, 3 pounds.. 2
?cr Kaisenf, 3 pounds- 2
aporated Poaches, 2 lbs 2
na Boans, (J pounds Poars,
3 cans 2
laska Salmon, per can X
is, 4 cans 2
st, Por Package i!
fin Food, Por Package 1
>rn Starch, por ponnd
slisii Currants, por pound.
rolina Ilice, per pound
uch Tobacco, per pound... 2
Tacks, 8-ounco packace
Pins, per dozon
iifsCo
1, Let Those Wlio Can Folio?
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KHOLDERS; MEETINGS.
5 FAIR STOCKHOLDERS.
jance of the by-laws of tho West VI
tositiou and State l'olr Association,
i)f tho stockholders will be held r
December 2, WM. nt the hour of
in., in the office of the Ulerk of tl
otirt of Ohio county. at tho city
. Stnio of West Virginia, for the pn
tiding an election for u Board of I!
servo during the year of 1MM. nud
nv other bushiest* that may bo brougl
i meeting.
GEORGE hootc. Senri'tnrv.
FOR RENT.
RABLE
JNTKY PROPERTY FOR RENT.
Cottngo. with about Ms acres of lan>
cling I'arfc, will bo rented to asultub
r a year. For terms and purticula
W. P. HUBBARD,
line street, or Mrs. Effib K. Ansiiui
> premise". noj
iENT.
floor. No. 22 Tenth streot. six room
i and hall. $25 OJ per month. Pecoi
100j Main street, six rooms, bath roo
?35 per mouth. Third floor. No 10
at. four rooms and hall,?20 per monti
teraeut barber shop, corner Main nn
cuts, per month. All irnmedia
i. JAMES L n AW LEY.
It.# Mnln Stri'ot.
RENT.
. five rooms nud bathroom, first floo
k)ii Rircei.
t. four rooms and bathroom, seeon
j!or? lSofTntreot.
four rooms. No. 66 Twenty-third streo
three rooms, jSo.tiiTwcuty-tlilnUtrec
id with all modern ImproveinoiiK
F. H. LANGE.
FOR SALE.
LLING HOUSES FOR SALEry
frame house in JEtnarillo contali
ms.
j-store frame dwellings In Klrkwooi
i inrm for salo; cheat) and oniv term
IL T. HOWKLU
insurance and Real Ivttnte Aroui.
Bridgeport. Ohio.
SALE.
MOICE LOTS AT EDHIKGTOJ
Cheap and ou Kasy Terms.
W. V. HOGE.'
r Hnnk Building, lino Market Streot
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* 6 Slate PenrJls 4 Lead PencIU. ^Collar llnttun*.
2 buiiehox Hair PlUl, 1 Handkerchief. 1 Thimb'e.
X naj?or Pins. 1 paper Needles. 1 Kpool Silk Twist. '
iin/en Hooks ami Eye*. C> i?uri?inir Neodles. 1 ov
Nutn'.eir Orator, 1 dozen Hrnss Punt* Buttons, 1 ?j'
lint Pin. 1 box Carpet Tucks, l dozen Clothes a?
Pins, i Tabiot, 1 vet Knittliw Noodle*. j?n
Lota ot o-cont Roods Boliitf at 1 oeut.
Two-Cent Articles. T{
12 dozen Buttons 1 Flue Comb. 1 bottlo Ink. nu
j Pint Tin Cups. Handkerchief*. Cnke Cutters. Pop- \Y|
per U<>xe.?. Luiijjtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencil*. vli
Cufl'Buttons. Pio Pan*. Pocket Combs. Napkins, ih
? vnu v/pi'lll'in, JJJHIOt VOUUH, lUllV't emu,
Tape Lines. Rubber Tipped Pencils. Hair <
Crimpers.
We <lcal only iu Bargains and give big value
for tbe money.
r Tliree-Ceut Articles.
Ladles' Handkerchiefs. Shaving Brushes, I
# dorcn Drew Buttons, Stamped Dippers. Match J><
j,? Safe*. Machine Oil Cans. Potato Mailiers.l dozen M
of Safety Pins. Perfumed Toilet Soap. 1 pair Hcis- Nc
,r. sors. Pint Funnels.fully Plates. Curry Combs. 1 ?<
>j. dozen Shoe Luce*. School Slates, Bo-tlng Spoons. Ft)
to fi-ceut Tablets, Corlc Screws. Harmonicas, Cako i
Tumors, .Mouse Traps. Windsor Ties.
Come here for bargains, wo will not disappoint M
you. __ *o
= Four-Cent Articles. " Rc'
One set Teaspoons, Patent Sleeve Holders. Boys' R?
? Suspenders, Clark's O. N. T. Thread, Children's Hf
Bibs, Rubber Dressing Coinbs. Comb and Brush
Case, Pot (-overs, Tooth Brushes, Fire Shovels, ?
Towcllntr, Charm Knives. Mucilage. Sewing Ma w
chine Oil, Serub Brushes, Linen Thread. Hand Nc
!' Saw Files, Suspenders, Pencil Dozes, Culico, Mus- M
l0, linn and hundreds ol other articles golug at this
prlcc. of
% Five-Cent Articles. Sf
Ladies' Hose, Children's Hose. Boiling Pins,
? Boxwood Rules, CntTBnttonx, Tin Bucket*. Com- J;{
blnatlou Gloss Cutters. Boy's Knives. Pokers. ^
Door Bolts, Neatsfoot Oil Shoe Blacking. Wash ?t
s, Pans, Richtor Harmonicas. Towels, 26-c Needle 2jc
HI X-HUKItKl'*, Olt'CiCCIUf, 1'lliiu \AJIUK?U. uiut
in ere, School slates. Lamp Burners, Shoe Ditssing,
itf Ladies'Pins, Table'Knives. { /
!i. Muuj lo-ceut article* in our 5-cent list. Come Nf
id and tuko them out of our way.
to Nt
Six-Cent Articles.
? One Rot Table Spoon*. Blank Books, Purses. K\
Shirting. Suspenders. Butcher Knives 10-eent Xr
Laces, Sleeve Buttons. lQ-eeut Embroideries, N\
r> Scrubbing Brushes. Gents' lla'f Hoso. N(
Merchants invited. Wo have bargains lor you Bn
l(j nnd it will pay you to call. 1
t Seven-Cent Articles. i
^ Colgate's Palm Soap, largo Dressing Combs, tlc
Harmonicas. Counter Bojks. Dress Goods. Ladies'
Handkerchiefs. Mixed BirdSeed, White?
wash Brushes, large Tin Cups,Wash Pans. Shears, n.
At this popular prico we oiler many articles i
^ worth double tho money.
Eight-Cent Articles. ^
q. Monkey Wrenchcs.Whisk Brooms.Wr.ih Bowls; -J
Tin Buckets Lone Handle Fire Shovels, Rules. '
1, Hosiery. Large Lamp Bumors, Box Paper and 1
Envelopes, Spring Balances, Scissors, Blank fJ
Books. Potent Buttons. v*
Our customers know a Rood thing when they mJ
8C9 it Join tho processlou to our store.
- Nine-Cent Articles. &
Ladles' Gloves, Shoe Brushes*; Stew Pans, Pror
servo Kettles, Butcher Knives, worth l.*? centu,
' Glue* Dl.-bes, Milk Strainers, Coffee Pots. Flour Jj(
Sifters, Suspenders. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Pans. Hammers, 1 Pouud Grain or Ground Pop- {?<
Er. 1 Pound Cinnamon, 1 Pouud Ginger. 1 Pound ?'
king Powder.
Tho above arc all genuine bargains and lower ?*
_ than ever before. <
Ton-Cent Articles. J
1 en
? Suspender*. Clothe* lines, 25oont Jewelry.
Auger Bruce*, Stationery Packages, Jail Padlocks, ro
I Royal Needle Package*, ono-lm.f pound Tea. LnI
d leia 20-ceut Hose. Polls, 2>cent Cuff Bat tons, ro
i Mirrors. Pocket Knlvos.
We are constantly receiving bargains and con- frr
not quote prices, as they a;o here to-day nud
gone "to-morrow. It is our nim to iltvays have n
Bouiethlng ne?r at prlccs thot will make you buy.
. /
<?CLOTHING.? 5
!
c. AVPDrnSTQ Mprlcei that smash nil former loi
UluituUAlu records i/ook, $2.01 for a $d 00
Overcoat Wo aNo hare groat bargains at 95.87, Tv
c* $4.;>u, $r>. oo. * o.7.?, up to $ to. 75. I
It will pay you to look at these goods. co
?* M&H'Q QTlfTQ 31 05. 82 87. ft90 SI 87. 80 90, hp
raHfl O OUllO jj7 D.5. 5987 to fl'J#-'. We aro ,.r
c. leaders lu low prices. Ifyoucanrantchthe.sc lD
poods for less than double the money any whero w
c we invite v<?u to return the aamo and your money
* will be refunded. These goods must go. Jn
e MBN'Q DRNTQ 68c.87c, 98c,31 iSupto
III Em 0 initio $3:17. if you want to know \\
the value of? dollar.tr:* to borrow one. If you ;
5' wont to know how to nave a dollar or more look so.
" at our Clothing Department.
'** BAVQ' QT1ITQ at Mo. 8"c. Wo 8118.5187 up.
DUIu OUllu Come at once. This sale can* ?ti
" not last always. You cannot match tho prices.
RAV^' DAWT5 ?l 17c- IOc- ^ 8"?c. Tho*caro
DUlu i All 10 bargains and going very fast at
prcxent. We hovo all alzes from 6 to 13 at these
ut Prico"Mflll'Q
QUAI7Q at 7.">c. 97c. 8110. 5125. 8137.
IDIlifl 0 onucio si C2. to 820.*?. It is Just ns go
well to save tri'onoy on Shoes as anything else,
and we are away b dow the market gli
LADIES' FiHE SHOES }ffr
a 82'tti. Oursucceis In tho Shoo lino is probably
more than wo deserve. We presume tho rouson 1
wo sell so nmnv la because they dou't lust long. '?
but people will have them.
-J CHILDREN'S SHOES *
BhIiis.
.. Men's and Boys' Hats m
ie fine Rllk Hat. which usually sells at 51 50. ati
Mon'c Qhirte ntl0e?3c 33c. 39c up to 95c, On
lugflS uiiirio Shirts we lead tho trade. c''
3 Millinery and Ribbon ^ Millinery wc can ^
S save yon lots of inoriey. Mlsi Agnes unrrity will
,,, clvo von pointers on Milllnorv and Trimmings
vv that will do you rood and wlli not overcharge =
you nor sell you old styles.
TTnrtormoqp Undershlrto mul Drawers at 25c, -~
UnUClWoil. 37c, 89c. -'80, too up. Wo are ?1- C
ways below tho market on theso goods, as well ?
'9 os everything else.
L Bed Comforts and Blankets
We have just received a job lot of these goods at
prices that will surprise you.
lY Ladles' Corsets <8c op.
Dmhrellas at 48c, G9c, 87c up. I
i Lace Curtains at 19c, 63c. 87c up. J
? (IrnAfiVlftC 22 lbs. Granulated Huxnr for 5100; I
urotenw. Arbucklr's Coffee. 28a: Grain or
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. Ginger and
Baking Powder, all going at 9c per pound, or 3
pounds for 25 cents.
N ?IT A Clothing Store, a Boot nnd Shoo p
Store, ii Hat-Store, a Dry Goods store, n V
Millinery Store, a Notion Store, a Furni?li. klug
Goods Store, n Hardware nod Tlmvnre
S Store, n Tea and Grocery Store?nine stores
lu one?all complete under one roof.
* Wohavo the largest department store in tho c
m rtntc. 10 ?o to 1000 Main street, 16 to 34 Tenth ?street,
and 10)1 to 10)7 Market street. Eleven
i entrances?Uko your choice. Bargains In every
^ department. ~
E. B. POTTS, (
Main and Tentb Sts., Wheeling, V. Va. >?
1)
a
1 Branch stores at 8teub?nvlIlo. Bellaire. Now
Martinsville, Parkcrsburg and the "Cyclone" at
SistcrsvlU* nolo
_ REAL ESTATE.
FOB SALE.
fou will do well to make your purchases bore
the first of the year, at property la as cheup
It will erer be.
!)n Thirteenth street, seven-roomed brick
use. with nil modem improvements, in Hue
tttion. for fl.ou.
3n Thirteenth street, sixteen-roomod doublo
iek house, with Ail the latest improvements,
10 In gi>od condl'.Ua, |7,'J.O.
Dn South Broad wav .street is n ten-roomed
uble house, a good inveitm'. at aud lu guol
nation. S3.300.
S'o. U7l.r> Jacob street, is n ten roomed hov.se.
n be rent d to thteo families Price. Sl.OoO.
)n Virginia street. fou:-roomed two story
use. 81.100. 4
Jn Market. Above Tenth street, is n fourteen>ined
doublo brick houso, divided by au archy.
Will sell cheap.
n Park View, seven rooms, recoptlon hnll,
10 a new house. Lot 176x173 feet, and on tbo
ruer of the Pike and street, Jj.fl.x).
)n South l'onn street, Islani. live roocn. lot
feet by 120 feet, Is very desirable, cheap at
8no
*o. 137 South I'enn street, five-roomed house,
2>xl2) leet. A raro chance, as It is the best
satIoil 12,(150.
1722 Eoff street, five rooms, gas nnd water,
ilucd throughout, loti'ixioiifeet. I*rice. SU.9JU.
rhreo roomod cottage on South York Mrcet,
:?0.
.'all and see my list o( hou**? o( any slr.e that
u may waut, nUo buiUliuir lots or farms.
HARRY J. FINK,
lM'l Markot street, Wheeling, W. Va.
'olephono 087. nojj
FOB SALE. ~~
Teal Estate on Fftcentli street thnt will par
er 10 per cent. We refer to propertv at N*a
ticeniu si root. consiMing 01 n:i t-ignt-roomod
rolling and double teuement in tbu rear. This
Dperty i? In flrst-clats condition. Tin- locan
innkei It desirablo for either residence or
refitment.
Seven-roomed dwelling at 120 South Broadway,
lis is a good location and n good. comfortable,
vlern bou.?e. with all modern improvements.
[11 soil at a bargain on a quick sale. \V ?uo
any ouo wauting a home to go uud examine
in property.
3-. O. SMITH,
02) 1229 MARKET BTltEET.
FOJRTKEiTTr
A Month.
). 1131 FofT street 8J? no
>. 119 Virginia street 9 00
>. 100 Main street, threo room* .. *s io
?. 64 Seventeenth street .. 1G oj
mr-roomed dwelling. roar 120 Fourtoentb
itreet ~ 9(0
>. 385 Main street, boardlugfcouso :m m
>. 60 North Front street 15 ft)
nr-roomcd bouse. Manchester Com
nr 1000 Chupline street, ihreu rooms. 7 oo
nr looi ('baplino fctreot. two rooms 5 oo
mac on Warren street C 50
?. 1200 Klizabeth street, two rooms and
itablo .. - f. 03
>. 25J0 Main street, three rooms....-..,-.... 10 t*j
>. 175 Seventeenth street .. 10 o*i
i. 5.1*1 Market street 7 0J
'0 note (arm (or market gardening, north
city. JHOi) per annum.
>. 25 South Front street if. 00
i. 2225 KoH'street, three rooms 7 ft)
i. 1711 Alley K, three rooms 8 00
1.145 Fourteenth streot 20 00
?. 11GT. JlJgh street; Ave rooms 7 00
\ :i Alloy K and Terminal railroad 8 0)
>. 5 Ailcv K and Terminal railroad R 00
>. 2502 Main street - 10 00
>. 2702 Ohnpllne street, storo room
>. 2f>05 Woods street, three rooms 9 ft)
>. 2507 Alloy II ~ 9 00
). *2500 Alley B. two rooms ft 00
>. 21.il Main ft roe t. threo rooms .. 6 51
>. 20 Thirty-third street... h :>0
?. 3527 ('hapliuestreet, two rooms f> 00
>.2620 Alley It. two rooms fi 00
1.107 Alley 10, two rooms 5 oo
i. l-'tt Twouty-nluth Ktroet..... 7 0'J
) 1920 Main street. tb:ee rooms 0 00
lildlugfor mauttfiioturlii^ or wholesale
wuln.cw <11 r.?,.rnf 1YV \|.irl-.,r
FOR SALE.? Real estute of every descripin.
JAMES A. HENRY,
ial Kitata Agent. U. S. Clalin Attorue/, CL)l?
octorana Notary l'ubllc.
io20 1612 Market Street.
TOTt BENT.
S'o. 72 Fourteentb street, ten rooms, modern,
>mJanuary I. 1891.
>. 1127 Alley H. two rooms ? 6 00
?. OiJOhlo street, first floor. three rooms... 9 00
>. 91 Ohio street, second floor, three rooms 8 00
). 2902 Kotr street, three rooms - 9 00
>. 2901 fiofl' street, throe rooms 9 00
i. 8119 McCdlloen street, throo rooms ? 09
>.29O0 Chaplin* street, flvo rooms 15 00
). 2902 Chnplim- street, five room# 14 00
). 69 Twenty-eighth street, fonr rooms.... 11 03
>. 2100 Main street, four rooma 12 150
?. 1022 Koil' street, four rooms - 9 00
>. 1318 Market street, two rooms, ;:d floor. ??
>. 145 Fourteenth street. 6 room* modern. 2fi 00
>. 210:1 Main street, third floor. 2 rooms... fi 0J
3ix>roome4 frame dwelling at Leathorwood.
ltore rooms on South etrcot, in lloaruo Tab*
illicit! building.
P 000 will buy No. 2319 Chapliue street, eightnraod
brick.
11,500 will buy No. 113 Virginia street, fournmcd
frame.
(1,503 will buy No. 1115 Alley II, five-roomed
ime.
IINEHART & TATUM,
Crnr Bank Building.
Tclcphono 210. fnol)| Room Xo.fl.
Six lota in Belvedere addition, two corner
ts, at U75 each.
House of six room* and hall, ChapHno, near
rentietb atreor. $1,000.
Flousoofslx rooms, Eighteenth street. In good
ndltion. $2,800.
House of nix rooms, brick, with four-roomed
inse in rear. KotT street, between Twentyird
and Twenty-fourth streets. $UW.
House of four rooms, Cnarlos stre.-t. Centre
heellng,89.>0.
House of live rooms, Und street. East Wheelg,
$1,200.
Two business hoiuei on Main street. Centre
heeling. Chodp.
douse of foar rooms. Twcnty-nluth street, lot
*185 feet *1 40a
House of seven rooms. Fifteenth street.
House of six rooms, brick, lot -Vixl-i feet, Main
reel. Centre Wheeling. SAW.
I.ot oast end Fourteenth street. $500.
House of live rooms, Woods street. East Wheela.
SI.500.
House of four rooms, Eighteenth street. Jl.OMi
Thrco houses, Moyxteu street. cheap,
House of three rooms. Twelfth streot, Si'O.
Houso of eight rooms. Sixteenth street, la
<od condition, II.70J,
Three lot-s. Mix 1000 feet, Fllan, White A Gallaler's
addition, SMO each.
House ??{ six rooms und stable, Eighteenth
rect, ?3,500.
Three lota In Parle View, ch?ap.
One-half lot, McColloch street, Centre Wheelft
tr-CU. ,
Pine suburban property, tivo miles from the
t\\ live minutes walk from motor line, new,
ith ail mo'dern improvements. Cheap.
Lot* on Caldwell's run Jin) each.
I'lno farm of HS acre* on National road nine
lies east of the city, on easy terms.
Business property on Mnrko'. street at mouer0
price.
One o! the host manufacturing altos in tuo
ty, fronting on two rallrondt
JESBITT & DEVINE,
1739 Market Streot. " V
STOCKS, BONDS, ETC.
JTOCKS FOU S A ui
lOrtwes Whcolint: Title and Trust Co.
10 shares Poabody Insurance Co.
30shares ?5tna Standard I. ?fc 3. Co., common.
20 shares Kostorln Glass Co
1 sharo Fort Heurv t'lub..
lo.sbsir*s Fire.t Marine Iusuranco Co.
JO shares South Side Bank.
K0 share* Wheoliiig steel nnd Iron Co.
."0 shares /Etna standard Iron an I Steel Ca
It S. I It WIN Mro-cer.
JC-jO No. J> Twelfth Htr.
N^ESTORS
Will do well to inquire
the price of
IT0CKS and BONDS
in our hands.
UMPSON & HAZLETT.
No. 1311 Market St..
DEN TISTR Y.
~)DONTli.\DKR.
Teeth positively extracted without pain bf
cal application. No after e;ti*"t<.
ENTAL WORK ?H AI.I. KINDS
CAKKPL'U.V KX KCFTK!**
A. B. MILLER. D.D.S..
>p!7 TivcUUi Suoot, WJieeli^if. ?' Vj