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BUTCHERS' BANQUET.
Tho Wheeling Asaoolatlon Pre
aentod With s Banner
fjgl i
| BY LADIES OF THE flSSOClATlOM
Orer One Hundred and Fifty Ac
tended, and a Very Kojoyablo Tim
Waa Enjoyed?Preeantatlon Speeel
by Mi* Adolph, and R?epon? b
President Ooheenbeln?A Banqae
and a Danoe Follow the Preaeata
I Ion.
A ttry enjoyable loclal erent too!
place at the Odd Fellowi' hill, at thi
corotr of Ohaplioe and Twelfth atroeM
lait evening. Itwat abaunar preteoM
tlon and banqact, in which the Batch
era' Protective Association and th
ladW auxiliary tociety Snared ia tin
fnr?rnn.t rolm. Th* WheeliDZ IMOCia
Hon bu long boon without * aaiubl
and handaotne banner, and tbia noei
hat long been apparent to the member
of the auxiliary, who at last determine
to auppiy tho want, and the banoe
wbloh was preiented to the Msociatioi
last evening ia indoed a beautiful one
Oa the reverse aide, on a black back
ground, appeara theaa words: "lb
Butchers' Protective Association, c
Wheeling, W. Va. Orpanizod Februar;
19, 18U0." Tbia ia surmounted by
gilded ox bead, surrounded with
(Elided wreath and with silver horn!
making a very pretty elfect. Tlieothe
aide has this inscription: "Butchers
Protective Association. Presonted by th
Ladies of the Aasociation, 'October 1C
18(14."
Si The butchers and their lady friend
*n tlm niimiiflr of about 150 asserablai
in the hull about 8 o'clock, when lire
Fred AdolpU, of Btidgeoort, in what i
member of the association declared wa
"a mighty Una speech," presented tin
banner to the president of the aisocia
tiori, Mr. Samuel Ochaenbien. who re
sponded in a grateful and appropriat
manner.
The forranl presentation was followei
up by a social session and a banque
was then in order. Tills was fnrnlshei
by VanKeuren, and was a credit to tha
well known caterer.
After the banquet thn hall woi
cleared and dancing wa? the order o
the evening, until an early hour thi
morning.
"VOJI ICIPPUIt" OKLISBUATED.
TheJewlxli Ilolldiy Duly Observed lier
Yt'Stonlay.
Yesterday tho Jewish people c
Wheeling, in .common, with the!
brethren nil over the world, observe*
the solemn font day of Yorn Kippur, o
the Day of Atonement Servicos wor
heft intlio synagogue, and Kabbi 13. A
Bonuheim preached a very able aerrao
in the foronoon.
As the nuine of the foast implies, th
Day of Atonoinent affords an opportu
nitv to atono for sins committed and t
forgivo even tho worst enomios. N
food, either solid or liquid, was partake!
of from sundown to sundown. Noarl;
nil males over the age 13 years observ
this rule to tho lottor. Even umong th
younger childron great rivnlry ortats a
to who can deprive themeolvea of noui
isbment for the longest timo during th
observance of the holiday. The" lan
however, exempts thoce in ill-henltl
and should anyone become indispose
l?v thn font, food may be taken.
The feast of the tabernacle falls o
tho 15th inst., and lasts for eight dayt
'ihin feast is one of rejoicing and i
many places booths aro built in th
open air and covered with leaves an
boughs. Here feasting takes plnco, an
is supposed to be symbolical of the ten;
porary huts built while in the wildoi
ness. At each recurring holiday parent
take pride in explaining to their chi
droit the particular significance of eacl
and though the Hebrew race is scattere
broadcast over tho face of tho globe, th
holidays of this peoplo unite thorn in
remarkablo manner, and make horn
ties appear more dear to thoao that ar
away from the parental hearth.
An Knjoynble Opera Coming.
Thomas Q. Seabrooke and his opei
company in tho "isle of Champagne"
a delightful revelation to theatre-goer
Xhe quaint originality and cleverness <
tho comedian, as woll aa tho charmin
novelty of the oporatta, is prompt!
recognized and extollod. Mr. Soabrook
will play an engagement at tho Opel
Hou?o noxt Monday night, and wi
present the same all-sufliciont attra<
^ tion, but in an improv?d manner, coi
sequont upon a new mount in th'e co
tumo department. Tho prosporous ci
reer of tho opera durinirthe past seaso
has afforded opportunity lor addin
novel features and ombellislunents t
tho comedy scenos, so thnt tho comic
production id likoly to awaken fresh ij
tereat.
"Monbnr*" Saturday Niglit.
* Tho sale of scats will opon at 0. J
House's music store this morning fc
Robert Mauteli's engagement in 4,Moi
bars" at tho Opera House Saturda
night. Tho Philadelphia Inquirer sayi
A striking and realistic effect in th
first act was produced by ropreaontin
the cauterization ol n wound on tl
arm of Jfonbare, inflicted by tho teet
of a mad doer. A red-hot pokor wi
used and the flest smoked and burnt
under tho pressure of tho incandoscei
metal. Tho illusion was so perfoct tin
the spectator was bewildered, and
sympathetic feeling inducod hardly sui
pressed exclamations of pain from tl
interested auditors. Mr. Mantoll wi
well supportod.
Tho ltone Hill Comprmy,
Tho attraction at tho Grnnd tho lai
three nights of this week, beginning t
night, is tho ttoso Hill English Foil
Company. Their now and refined o
oratic burlotta will be presented for tl
first timo in this city. Tho company
composed of twonty-fivo artists, intr
ducing now and novel spocialtios, sonp
dances, otc. ^
I'nrknriiliiiri; Noton,
Special Dlrpntch to the intelligencer.
Parkbksduro, W. Va., Oct. 10.?Mi
Catherino Neale, an aunt of Uenor
"Stonewall" Jackson, diod last night
her homo in this city, nt tho age
8evonty?eight. Hho wnt tho widow
itho lute William H. Noalo, owner
Noalo's island. When a small boy Jac
son lived with tho Neales in this cit
Mrs. Neulo was a lady of high charact
and intelligence.
Tho trial of Georgo, Albert and Wi
iam Huff, mombors of the formor fir
of Huff Brothers, prorninont butcher
is on trial in tho criminal court. Th<
are charged with obtaining cattlo und
faise pretenses. Many farmors claim
havo boon dupod by them.
C. HISS it SON'S nrik you to try thi
wllin ir1J? Cotton. Morllin mill Nil! lit
thi? *iin.il.! '".?. ,,ni! bn ?*?nvluood th
tu?y arc ih? bust in th? market.
local. buevmsi
hum of Xlui Kaaul la U4 A boot
IkaCUx.
Eucixi it th? Open Boom to-night.
Tat Gun tbia evening1? Bom Hill
English Folly Co.
A ymntn of dojo and eat* bars bean
[ poiaoned in Tariotu puu o( town in the
? put few day*.
"Hit Nib*, tba Baron," closed a tbrea
- nisht's engagement at tba Grand last
B uixbt, to a fair booso.
Napoliox Boxafaxtx Bbcko was
1 locked np yesterday afternoon by Officer
r Uoran as a plain druolc.
t Wxsxkbsay nlzbt >f next week "The
Spider and the Fly" "will be tbe attraction
at tbe Opera House.
A complete heating apparatus has
Joel been pat in Dr. Slather's resilience,
r on tbe Sou^h Bide, by Josepfc Vogler.
> A hi'BCTAL Wain bearing lWsivlvania
company ofKiala on an impaction trip
' paaied erst iCa Cleraland & Pittsburgh
" rirer dirisiea yeatenlay.
Billy Math's orchestral played laat
9 night at the I. 0. 0. F. ball for the
9 butchers' association; aod bii band
. gees to Portland to-night.
8 Yxstxrday afternoon a water main in
. Alley E,at Twenty-second street, on the
1 booth Side, burst, but traa soon repaired
by workmen of the city water work*
" Add CoaoBsr, >a olil pauper, was
r the only caio in the police court yeaterj
day murnlng. lie was pat on an pirn
Grove train anil lent out to the poor
' house.
Joitpit L Riikes has been appointed
I a notary public by the governor and
! qualified in Clerk Hook's office, niving
bond in $230, with Dr. 31. H. ttbeea as
J surety.
Tuii remains of Eli Gilmoro, a promir'
nent and well known business man of
,* Bridgeport, arrived from Ceinnibus yeje
terday and will be interred at Linwood
cemetery this afternoon.
Tins Wheeling postoffice avoragos
s about 23,000 pierces of iirst-class mail
1 matter daily and aboat 14,000 pieces of
. second class mutter. This is mail mati
ler received and sont out.
8 Ykstehday Deputy U. 6. Mrrshal Mc9
Mahon arrested E. W. Fritz, of tho
South Side, charged with violating the
internal rovenue laws by selling oleo?
margarine without paying tho special
tax. Ho gave bond.
; 0.1 tho ovening of Friday, November
, 10, tho Young People's society of St.
Stepban's congregation of the' South
Side, will give a concert at iMozart hall
on Jacob street, an event that promises
J to be a notable allair.
? Tub street rollwav company's gang of
etreot payors is working on Thirty-third
and Jacob streets, putting in ino pavoment
between the tracks. A good job
is being done, ono that will likely pass
0 tbo board of public works ordeal.
Yesterday an old horse foil down
11 jast this side of Fulton, on tno Elm
r Grove track, stopping a motor for some
1 time. Mr. Stoin, of Fulton, in trying
r to assist the horso to his foot, was kicked
on the hand and arin and badly hurt.
0 I John* Parker, of Pleasant Grove, has
** sold his farm of 02 acres to James Stown
art, who rosides out tho Bridgeport
pike, for $4,100. Mr. Parkor is tiie genQ
tleman who was robbed fnd abu6ed by
i. some Martin's Ferry toughs last Februo
aryo
Yesterday afternoon an eight-yoarn
old son of William Rogers, of tho South
f Sido, while playing with a corn-cutter
o caught his thumb in tho machino and it
o was cut off and badly lacoratod. Dr.
is Pipes was called aud attended tho young
f- fellow.
0 The exocutivo committee of the Uni'*
versity Extension course has agreed to
'? charge teachers 'JO conts for tho six loc?
turos, and other persons $1. For single
lectured 25 conta will bo tho charge.
a Tho lectures will be given in the I. O.
' 0. F. hall.
J A German couple, both marrlod, but
. their life partner being in tho old counj
try, aired their troubles in Squiro Peterman's
court yesterday. Tho woman
" accused tho man of paternity. He
* agreed to supDort tho child and iho case
was compromised.
Next Saturday at Mozart park a
J benefit picnic will be given, the pro,e
coeds to go to James Coulter, of tho
a South Sido, a former puddler at tho La
e Hollo mill, who has boon stricken witii
0 blindness. So worthy an objoct should
be the incentive of a liberal attendance.
ABOUT FROPLE.
'a Stranger* la tlio C?ty unit iVhooIln'- Folk*
la Abrond.
8. W. E. Boyd, of Wellabnrg, is at tho
>f Windsor.
K W. II. Wright, of Mannington, was a
y Bohlor arrival yesterday,
a A. J. Clark, of Mannington, autoII
graphod at tho Windsor.
3- Miss Joaio McAvoy, of Buckhannon,
i- is in tho city, a euost* of tho McLure.
?" Henry Waggy, of Sutton, was here
yestornay and registered at tho Stainm.
n Henry Fishor and Josoph Loy, of
K Sisterevillo, autographed at tho Mo?
Luro.
William Foriyth, of Mannington, and
II. Mearna, of Parkorsburg, (igure at tho
Bonier.
"Col. W. H. Exloy, of Tomeroy, W.
l. Va.," is an inscription on tho Stamm
>r register.
i- Mr. H. E, Waddell, of the West Viry
ginia Glass Works, roturuod yesterday
' from Now York.
0 John McMahon, a Sistersvillo oil
man, is an arrival who figures on tho
10 rogistor of tho Windsor.
ja Mrs. 0. P. Morris, Mrs. Brndfield and
,j Mis9 Mamio Howard, of Barnesvillo,
aro guoota at the McLure.
fct Mrs. L. J. Robinson, formorlv of Riva
erlawn, 0., lias taken roouia at tho Mc>
Lure Ilouao for tho winter.
10 Miss Anna Powoll, a ploasant and
18 agreoable young lady of Wheeling, was
visiting friends in tho Fourth ward on
Tuesday.?Brflaire Tribune.
Miss Ida M. Floto, daughter of Mr.
9t and Mrs. Charles Floto, of Stoubonville,
who died hero several davs ago was a
Jy former resident of Wheolintr, having
P" boon born hero. 8ho was formorly employed
at merchant tailoring work, in
Whoeling.
0.
9# Til 10 INTISItNATlONAIi
TypoRrniiliical Union Appoint* Committonii
ami Noiulnntim O 111 corn.
Louisville, Kv., Oct. 10.?Tho Interi.
national Typographical Union to-day
al received a communication from tho Inat
dianapolis Commercial Club asking
of thorn to moot in that city next year. A
of committee of fivo was appointed to see
if tho Courior-Journal could not bo
unionized. Tho boycott of Rand. Me*
y* Nally & Company, Chicago, and Buckor
nor Skin nor. St. Louis, was unani*
.. inously ondorsod.
,l* The quo*tion of porinnnont hoadquarra
tors in Washington was rolorred to a
' ? spncial committoo. Special committees
jy wore appointed on shorter hours, on
J1" McGarvey & Mcllaininoe, appoals and
t0 on application of linotype machinist*
for a charter. Nominations closod as
follows: I'rosidont, W. B. Proscott; J.
Ji W* R?hort Tilnoy; vice presi*
at donts: Theodore Porry and W. K.
Greenfield.
liliWIS DRMOCR&TS
Da Not Appreriai- iu- Oratorical Paaat
sprout Car Tli.m-Tba gpaakers ContodM
JSacli Olbar.
l+tcitl DUyoUkHU* httUUmrrr.
Wbioh, w. V*, Oct. 10.-A meeting
addresaed by J& D. Po?t and W. W.
Branuon, chairman of the Democratic
executive-committee 0f L?wii county,
was held last nigbt in a boot and shoe
abop at Gaiton, in Skin Creak district,
which heretofore has been a Democratic
stronghold. Besides the ladies
who ware taken ont from thia place to
llaten to ipeechea eipecially prepared
lor that aex, and which speeches could
not have been delivered appropriately
had not theso aame ladies been eent
lor, there were by actual count twenty
Democrats and nineteen Kepnblicana in
attendance.
The speakers openly and flatly contradicted
each otbef aa to the ciute of
the hard tiinee. Past aaiil tbey came
bfcnase ttie llopoblicani hoarded all
their money and ibut down all their
milla and factories In order to ombarrail
and break the back of the Democracy
at once upon its asaumin^ control of
the itovernmont. ilrannon forgot what
Post had aaid, and declared that the
hard timet canto as the natural result
oI Republican legislation, l'ost wanted,
to go back to the old llamiltonian idua
of pnro iroverninent. Brannon denounced'Hamilton
as the fnuiidur of
Republicanism and as opnosed to free
government, and spent much time in
allowing op the virtues of Thomas
Jetlerson. The vital issues were conirilly
evaded, ar.d such was the dissatisfaction
and.tlio lack of interest and attention
that at seven dillerent tiinos the
speakers wero compelled to stop and
demand ordor, and finally to threaten
to take the names of those who tier- ?.?I
1- _| 1 1 YOni.*,!,,. I'.lrn
HiaVOll 111 fcUliVlllK i am. uiui.n>.fc ..??
sheep as ofton as tho words "sheep and
"wool" wero pronounced.
THIS I.AS1SAI) RUES
Performed Over tha Koily of Andrew
Gregu Curtiu, Pennsylvania's War Governor.
Beli.kfoxtb,Pa., Oct; 10.?This town
is draped in mourning to-day in honor
to tho memory of Andrew Gregg Curtin,
who was laid at rest this afternoon. At |
10 o'clock this morning a memorial
mooting was hold in the court house, a :
groat number of distinguished men boins
present. Touching advlreiwea wore !
mado by Colonel Mann, of Philadolpliia;
Governor Pattison, ox-Sonator
John Scott, ot Philadelphia; A. K. McClure,
of Philadelphia; ex-Senator Wallace,
Hon. John Bailey, ot Huntingdon,
and General J. P. S. Gobm, of Lebanon.
At 12 o'clock tho ex-governor's body
was borno from tho family residence to
tho court house, whore it remained until
1:30, thousands of people viewing
tho remains wliilo they lay in stato.
The body was then taken back to the
iuim?ian. whore, at 2 o'clock* tho
funeral servicoa were held. 'J'he casket
was of rod cedar, covored with black
broadcloth, lined with black satin, the
plate containing only the name, "Andrew
Gregg Curtin." Tho fuueral cortege
wnj as follows:
.Military escort, consisting of battery
of artillery, troop of cavalry and nine
companies of infantry; special escort of
G. A. K.; clergy in carriages; tho honorary
pall bearers, conaistiug of Governor
l'attison, John Dean, John Scott,
ex-Senator Wallace, General iieavor,
General Hastings, Gonoral Taylor, of
Tliiladolphla, A. U. McLuro, Colonol
\V. B. .Mann, Judge Furst, .Morton .McMichaol,
Judgo Craig Biddlo, Thomas
Collins and K C. Humes; tho hearso
and carriers; family and friends; representatives
of Pennsylvania liusorvo Association;
representatives of tho Union
Loanuo; general officers of the X. G. P.;
governor's stair and stalls of tho general
olHcers of tho national guard; representatives
of tho Contro county vetoran
association; battalion of Pennsylvania
stato collego cadots; presidont and i
members of the town couucil of Bello- '
fonte and the citizens.
COMl?A.IVATl VKbY QUIRT
Is tho Condition of tim Wool Market? No
Improvoiuuiit Noticoiiblo.
Boston*, Oct. 10.?Tho American Wool 1
and Cotton Reporter will say to-morrow
of the wool trade:
?f) nave nau a comparatively quiub
mnrkot since last writing, although
considerable mora domestic wool has
boon sold than in tho provioua week.
Moat kinds of domestic aro soiling in a
quiet way. Fleeces aro moving some,
especially tho coarsor grades At quotations.
Kino wools, while not quito so
active, are being taken in a small way.
Anything in daairablo parcels is aollini:
at current ratoa. The coarsor grndos ol
domestic pulled wool are in good domaud.
Fair gales of foroign wool
havo boon made this week,
although the quantity taken
shows a considerable falling of) from
last week. This aiguitios nothing; manufacturers
generally realize that they
can And, as they may want it, a hotter
Australia hero and inoro of it, cheapor
than it can bo obtained abroad. Scoured
wools of various aorta havo had a uood
wook. Wools aro being hold in Ohio
abovo this market. The sales of the
woek amount to 2,203,000 pounds domestic
and 5SU,000 foreign, making a total
of 2,ST>2,000 pounds against a total of
3,324,050 for tho provioua woek and a
total of J,GDI,500 for tho corraspondiug
week last year, 'iho aales since -January
1, 1894, amount to 115,12.5,835
pounds against 91,308,000 pounds a year
ago. Tho aggregate Hales for tho wook
in Philadelphia wero 1,21)7,1)49.
Accident to n StPiiboiivillo I.aily.
PptcM <o thr. lafeUtyeuctf.
Steuijksvillb, O., Oct. 10.?Mrs. Fnth,
an agod lady of thia city, was watching
boiling aoap in the yard this oveninu
when it hubblod out in her face, and
she will loso hor eyesight. t
Scrofula on His Mead
Wliloli became a mass of corruption, spread so
Uiat It got Into our little boy's eyes. Tho soros
Clarcnco D. Crockett
spread over his neck and wo thought lie would he
blind. Tho doctors failed; we gave blm Hood's
Barsapnrllln. Several bottles cured blm after
wo bad despaired of Ills ever getting well. He
Is now a bright and healthy child. 1). M.
Ouockctt, Jr., Murfrecsbura, Tennessee.
Hood's??" Cures
Etoii whon nil ollior |irc|mrotloni foil. Hour,
to not IIoo<l's mi'l only llnud's.
Hood's Pills sliyulJ Lu 111 gv?rjrtaiuMhoM.
SHOES-ALEXANDER. .
DATE TO GIVE THEM UP!
DON'T YOU?
Ofcoarae jroa like to bang on to anything
that hai been aa comfortable
and nice aa yoar low ahoei have
been. Well, if yon want to eontinae
| wearing them we can help yon make
them do for quite a while. We'll
oil yon a good Overgaiter (or 35c,
a bettor one for 60c, and tome colon '
lor 15c per pair.
Now Shoea in new abapei being
opened every day. I
Alexander, :
Shoe Seller, 1049 Main Street .
Don't forget the $400 Piano. One j
chance to wiu with each dollar
spent with us. j
WANTED.
Wanted?position* by compe- :
TKNT Pharmacist. Adircu "DKIW
care In to I Hgencer. oclO0 ,
WANTED?BOYS, MEN AND LADIES
to know that titero in a Sight
School at tho Wheeling ttuniawui College (or
them. ocC
Lady wanted, tq write and :
do light work at homo. !15 weekly. So
conva?lng Scud stamp. l'EAKL 1'KAK. South |
lknd. I no. ovC*
Wanted. at once-a partner j
with gUO; husiucM pay# 8-1*> ner month
and Is permanent. For particulars oddrcM "II
care thin ottlce. _______ oclOq
Wanted-a lady hookKKKPKK
and Stenographer who has had
practical oxiwrluuco in bookkeeping. Adilrom
Lock Box 73. city. oc9 ;
WAITED?GENTLEMAN WHO ;
has had chargo of hundred* of employes
and large business Interest*. desire* an Immediate
engagement. HAKNES, 12*26 Main street, ,
third Hour front * ocSJ ,
STRAYED?FROM vETNA VILLE,
Saturday. September 'JJ. n red and white
cow. Finder will bo rewarded bv giving In fur1
matloti a* to her whereabouts to WM. KL'CKI.K.
^Ktnavlllo. Ohio. ocl
Wanted?active salesmen
to handle our line, no peddlintr. Salary :
?7;'? per month and expense* paid to nil. (Sooda ;
entirely nuw. Apply (julckly. I'. O. Ilox M08,
Hoston. Muss. e27'TTh.*H
wanted?a first-classsai.esI
tr MAN for West Virginia trade. N'odo
[ without experience in whoie*alo "lino liuo need f
apply. Address YOUNO, CKK1UHTON & DIGUS,
Bool and Shoe Jobbers. ilultimore. Md.
I EQ'.O TTlMS
SALESMEN? WE SEND SAMPLES,
allow liberal salary und espouses or commission
to pro|H>r applicants. Staple seller. .
Three stores oat of live will order. Address, with
taunt. l.ork Itox fJO. New York City. aul-TThi*
STOCKS. BONDS, ETC.
gTOCKS i-OK tiALii
I 10 shares Wheeling Title Si Trust Company.
10 share* of National Hunk of West Virginia.
25 share* Warwick (MiltmCoinnuuv.
2 Wheeling Bridge Company bonds. *
I 10 shares Attn a tiumdard Steel ?fc Irou Co.
lOshure* Hank of the Ohio Valley. f ]
| 2(?shares Laughlin Nail Mill. * I
20 share* Wheeling iron ?fc Steel (Jo. i
2 bonds Wheeling Kail way (Jo
it. A IRWIN. Broker.
| W?) No. <1\ Twolfth Strict.
+ *+ BONDS. +~r ,
Roynl CIny Manufacturing Compauy.
. Fostoria Glass Comnany.
Wheeling Street Kail way Company.
Par kersbnrg, Sutton it Glenvlllo Railroad Co.
Wheeling I'ottery Company.
I Wheeling St-el and Iron Company.
Piedmont Water Worlw.
STOCKS.
Riverside Iron Works.
ltellnire Nail Mili.
Kxclmnge Hank. :
Lunelle Iron Work*.
./Etna Standard Mill. ?
Wheollng Klectrical Railroad.
Kostoria ('lass Company. e
SIMPSON~&~HAZLETT, <
Stocks, Uotids and Investments, c
oc2 No. 1311 Market St. ^
FOR RENT. 8
pOIi KENl ]
Storn room In l??abortf natt'lln;.
Onico rooms In Pimboriy Itiilldlng. j
Stoum lient, clovntur nml nil wodurn convenioucuii.
Terms rwiNniinblo. 1
J'KAIIOnY INSURANCE CO., ,
jnl 1120 ami H'liK Mnrk??t
rpOU KENT. 1
New Basement Barber Shop! :
Corner Main and Tenth Streets.
JAMES L. HAWLEY.
so29 lrJO Main Street. {
Hub Building - ,
j
FOR RENT?One elegant office ;
room, also one large elegant hall,
tirst floor entrance. Until permanently
rented, will rent hall for en- 1
tertainments, etc. Most centrally j
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc., apply at :
THE HUB CLOTHIERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets.
AUCTION SALE.
GRAND AUCTION SALE
r
OF
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE
TOWN LOTS !
lu tho New ana Thriving Town of
HUNDRED, W. VA.,
ON
Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 16 & 17.
Tiosldcfl numoroun vacant loti, there will alio '
l?o ollerod 0110 uow Pinning Mill l'Jant. recently
completed, with full outfit of new mnahlnury.
Mho a Rood Uvory tttablo, Dwelling Houses and
two Rood Farm* within one mlluof thocoroornto 4
limit* of tlio town of Hundted, oontainltig 122
mid r>i ncro* re?|>ec lively. Also n haUlntoreat in
the IIUXORKD NATURAL 0A8 WELL. '
Hemonahlo terms to purchasers.
Bulloun asceUHlonijlKOod rauilo. oto., to entertain
all who wish to visit tho town on that dav. I
\V. 0. lieckeubaugh, of Itoltlinoro.Md., auo* :
tioneor. %c ' ZfeMijf ' ' . v '
For further luformntlmi call on or add re si T.
H. HAMILTON, Hundred, W.VaJTor
W. T. S1DELL, Agent,
ocS Now Martlusvlllo, W. Vo, i
BARGAIN BULLETIN?E. B. POTTS.
E. B. POTTS
Bargain Bulletin I
MAIN AND TENTH STS., Wheeling. V'.Va.
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> We have just purchased at Assignee's sale the entire * 0
t of the ROCHESTER CLOTHING CO., and place the s.ime o
_ on the market for a few days at prices that will move the n.v is 3
2 Bargain hunters will do well to call early. The following extr i t 3
o from their opening announcement speaks for itself, and we p;> c
~ pose to clos< the balance of the stock ?t still lower prices, j
! treat Rotlrt'r it Salt !i
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5 $123,UUU wonn or rints illuming o&v?u a
3 from the Big Fire at Rochester, N. Y.
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2 The largest fire that has visited Rochester, N. Y., in years o;. 3
curreil in the wholesale clothing district on SL Paul street. Hun- ?
dreds of thousands of dollars worth of Clothing were destroy:-,) ?
? But $123,000 worth of Fine Clothing was saved; and to sottie J
c the insurance, the entire stock has been removed to Wheeling, 0
"Z W. Va., and will be sold for half price or 50 cents on the doil.irT a
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g AMplTG THE G-OODS ?
O ' Mon'a $4 50 Suits go at this salo at { < #
n Mon'|, Mon's 5 00 and $5 50 Suits at ;t s; ?
~ meil i> Men's 000, SO 50 nnd $7 00 Suits at 4 ;
? Men's 8 00 nnd $3 50 Suits nt 5 7$ J
FinP Men's 0 00 and $10 00 Suits at 0 90 0
",c Men's It 00 and Sit 50 Suits ut ; z
, c I Men's 12 00 and $14 00 Suits at :> <, 0
? OUltSl Men's 15 00 and ?1000 Suits at "! to r*, 3
o Mon's 17 00 and $18 00 Suits nt jo r,< 0
ti Men's 10 00 and $20 00 Suits at 13 73 ?
^ If you can match these poods for loss than iloublo our price nnywlioro, 2
2 von will mueii obligo us by roturninp the same and wo will cheerfully ro' J
rt fiinil your money. This is as plain and fair as wo can make it, unit ?? 0
E mean'exactly what wo say.
Mon'a $100 Good Worklns Pants at OS <
j: Mon's 1 25 rants, splendid value, at I,; s
2 Men's 150, $1 75 and $2 00 Pants at.. $| ? ?
o men D Mod's 3 00 Pants, oar great loauor, uw i p
? Mod's Fioo Pants, extra value, at 1 02 3
? Moo's $3 50 and $4 00 Pants at 1 ~
> Moo's 4 50 and $4 75 Pants at '* ?;:> *
0 r antS* Mon's 5 00 and $5 50 Pants at 2 y.) q
O Mod's COO Panto at .. 3 37 *?
Men's 050 Pants at .. 3 05 7
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" Again wo mnko you tho offor?that is, wo heroby guarantoo to refund ft
you iho inonoy for any goods wo soil if Dot fully satisfactory in every sense ?
of the word, and worth double tho amount of tho price. This olTor aj>- ^
to pliea to our lioo of Clothing. 0
? Boys' 30c Pants go at 10 $
2 Rrviro' Boys'40c Pants, a great bargain at. I*) P
0 DUyS Boys' 50c Pants, big sellers at 3o 3
J Qiiif-C Boys'65cPants, extra value at 4S 0
O OUIIS Boys'$1 40 Suits, a special drivo at ?7 c
3 ot_ J Bovs' 150 Suite at OH "*
? dUU Boys* 1 75 and $2 00 Dross Suits at $1 is *
& Pn nfp 2 50 *'ino ^{P3" Suilfl at 1 a.
nj I all lb* Boys' 3 00 and S3 ab Fine Dross Suits at 1 0"> q,
5 Boys' 4 00 aod $5 50 Suits at L' 03 ?
Those Spot Cosh thunderbolt* nro tho causo o( our WONDGRFtlti fyjCGl&W. atvl tho puMfo
ookini; for full value for ovory dollar. Is catching on to ourimnculua. and busiucm hutm nt u riu
hat big nrollta are out of tho quoUlon. Hesldo* many othtJf bargain* that you will ?wo when vu?
ting this greut wilu. which wilt continue until balatico of stock is sold.
4i'EB. 3. POTTS/fc
Main and Tenth Streets. Wheeling, W. Va.
REAL ESTATE. REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT, ^ FOR REInTT.
Ninerooms. bath, bothira-0*.all convonlcuces ..
SaliWKourteouth street Possession Nov. 1. J " ooutn i one struct, in roc rooms, ir*mg,
Four rooms, No. 122 Seventeenth stroot, Ront, I g'0?0.
(12 ? month. N?- 8322 "troot, four rooms, frame. SJ ?.
Three rooms and attic. No. 98 South Penn No. SIM Woods iIimi, six rooms, brick, IViW.
itroou Kent, $10 h month. No. Ill) Thirty-third street, flvo rooms, brick,
Two rooms in roar85 Eighteenth street. Rent, ?soo.
R a month. No. 1101 Alloy II. two rooms, brick. SI 00.
Four rooms on second lloor, No. 1013 Market No. 2319 Chaplluo atreot. two-stor J brlek.
itreot. Rent. -I?u month. A two-story frame dwelling of live rooms oa
8lx*roomoil houso. No. 59 Eighteenth street, South Kim street.
.iatit. both gases. Rent. 91(150 a month. 8110 McCollooh street, four rooms.
Five-roomed house, No. 100") Llnd street. Rent, ?ja 133 Zano street, second floor. $12.
K? .VJ o month. 3,23 McColloch street, two-story frame.
Tiro roouis. No. 1413 Cliapllne street. No. 529 Main street, lurge modern brick iiwaU?
Seven-roomed house. No. 3319 Chapllne atreot, inff. foiirteeii rooms.
Rent, 310. No. 1327 McColloch street, brick. Si 100.
Toil-roomed house, No. 32 Thirteenth street. No. 9> Ohio streot threo rooms. S7 W.
Mth, attic, both casus. Kent. S27 a modtb. No. C19 Main street, brick dwolllng.
Six-roomed house. Na 111 South Broadway. No. 2102 Main stroot. first lloor. throe room
item. 13 a month. Two furnishod rooms for men, on Jacob, b?*
Three-roomed cottage, No. 1C North York tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets
itroot. Rent. 89 00. Twosplendldotllco rooms In Masonic bulldlnj.
Eight rooms, bath, laundry, No. 723 Market No. ^rJCnaplIno streot. flvo rooms, fUDJ.
itreeU Ront. 2.''. No. MOfl Market street, ofllco rooms.
Throo rooms on Elm street. Rent, 88 00. No. 121 Thirty-third street, flvo rooms. )?.
Seven-roomed briok. No. ,21 Eighth street Rooms for manufacturing purpose, with power
ilnnt S20. furnished. In the butduoss part of city.
oioro rooiu< oi; aoum auuui, iu uwiua
(I* A.) (O. Ij.) erimcle bulldiiiR.
ROLF ctJ ZANE, money to loan.
NO. 4? FOURTEENTH STREET.
Telephone SCO. ocH RINEHART & TATUM,
IFOIR, T^ZEHSTT. City Bank Building,
" x MONTH Telephone 219. foc3| Koon: N'" &
Moto tooth, No. 1140 Market street ....$25 00
l*our rooms, both gases nud bath, No. 35 TO LOAN.
Seventeenth street ....... 11 00
alooti and dwelling. Martin's Ferrr, ?d- n /r r i
N^Wuf^fcr^-isr: =ss Money to Loan !
So. 1012 Chapline street, Ave rooms 13 00 J
Kight rooms both gases, hot water and
bath. No. 1016 Main stroet 125 00
So. :i" Seventeenth street, eight rooms, both
gases. hot water and bath 22 00 *pvJ|C?uv^j
S'o. 2*25 Market street, threo rooms .... 7 00 I HOH
So. :i(> Twentieth street 10 00 s3 1
So. i:tl Twenty-ninth street 8 00 1 ^
3tore rooms Main ami Twenty-flrst streets, N-> * 5 1 *-/v*/?
?8 00.810 00 and 820 00.
So. 2241 Main street.., 16 00 To be Soenred by Deed of Trust on lulncutn*
So. 170 Eighteenth streot, three rooms, bered City Real Estate. Inquire of
tlrst tloor 9 00
SSSS u Wheeling Title and IM Co.,
Two r.ioras southeast corner Market and _
Twenty-sixth street 6 00 NO. 1315 3IARKKT STKHPr.
So. 2I.V? Main street, four rooms 10 W "nT - 1
So.31 Sixteenth street 400) " -- ?J
So. ITS Seventeenth utreot 0 03 rrsn cute 4
So. lf>12McColloch street .. 10 00 FOR SALE..
Building eornor Twenty-fourth and mar* 1 ^Oii SALIC
ket streets, Intul7 used us a carrlago ^
So. 3'?27 Olmpllne street, two rooms 5 01 . nn.irviiTiiV I
So. 2S171'lianllno street, three rooms ? 8 0) AfctU CHOICE LOTS AT ED(HXtfT(Wt;. j
So. 2?V) Market street, both giwos l.YOJ
So. 2C23 Alley I) 8 03 Cheap aud on Eaiy Torrat.
So. 2621 I'huuUuQ street, stow room and
dwelling. TX/ V1 HOG El
So. l.'ii Seventeenth street, socond floor 7 0.1 v"* *
So. 2.'?06\Jiieob street ?13 0) or6 citr Bunk BtiUdluir- MOO Markc
So. 2*>10 Jaeob street 13 03
So. 1W7 rhatilltie street. otllco room.......... 9 00 Kn *#?/? ic*r<= Hi
So.133 Tweuty-nlnthstreet 0 00 D.RUGGIST5.
Fnrra.fn. ,T0L8?.ph\ WHAT WILL CURE
Dwelling house on .National road, Pnlton. tJTiQ. l/l/ uni "IUU UUllli
10'wu! sS5i.1 ?' ,n"d n"a dmmae- m" Uv}"' u CHIPS AND ROUGH SKII ?J
Ktul wtuto ol evorjr duwrlpllon. ANSWER -
JAMES A. HENRY, violet cream. isc. J
Koal Kalatt A Rant, CoilMtor. Notary PaDllo lai ROSE .CREAM 100. B
I'cinloii Atiotnoy,No. ltu Mattel rtnet.^ COROLINE .IOC.H
JJBAL ESTATE. TAKh YOUR CHOldB
Hot??? for ROle cheap. PREPARED BY
KMmJlorS.'oriiMp.Cb''aP R. B. LIST, 1010 *11*
ffifflafcAttTSSS* sow *, Drumlita ^
1IARRTJ. PIVK. : i
Telephone M7. UM Market StrwL PHOTOGRAPHY.
u -I JETr??^ T Higgins'Gallery.
Haviland China I ??streki.
| Photographs *\S?T
A TYLliS' ART S1UUIO.
SALAD HOWLS and many Uttlo things suit- lfX
able tor weddlug gifts. Prices low. ^
. ? ?.? ?? psoToo-riApn"'
I. G. DILLON & CO., poBnutn UI 1'iuru. Oiu Ciuros. w*t?
Jewelers and China Importers. and Ink.
n-Kuiruinel Ohio V?llo? Chlua Cooptur'a ,,_?hpT
toodi In dock. kU 21G4 MJtIN STREET.