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country.
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utilaaa accompanied by auttlriont pottage.
(Tha Inrci.uuKNQKa. embracing iu aavaral
editiona. la entered iu tb? Po?toiUoe at Wheel*
Iur, W. Va., aa aaeond-olaoa matter.)
TCLIPHONK MUMHIHa:
?rtltorl(kl Room* U'J3 t'ounttug U??m Kt'4.
| SMnfcIKgcnrcr
WIIKt.MMi, WiPrKHUI U J7.
Aflborter Presidential Campaign.
Tho couutrr is unquestionably in
favor of a shorter presidential earn*
paiga next yotr and thereafter. Thoao
campaign* unsottlo busineai to such an
extent that at boat they are looked ou 1
aa a necessary evil, booing that aa a
matter of fact a political campaign ii al- 1
way a on, that the proas and public men i
are always discuasing public policies,
tho people would not suffer from lack i
of information if the nominations wore '
made but a month before the election, i
So short a campaign, however, is not I
proposed.
It is believed that tho national com* i
mitteea of tho two partios are in favor
of shortening the campaign of next
year by holding the conventions late in |
July or early in August. This would i
give about three months for active I
operations all along the liue. The i
hortor time would be long enough for l
all that ii to be done and would bo ai <
fair to one party ui to tho other. The J
campaign would ha logs expensive and i
should bo quite as satisfactory from
every point of view. )
On tho same line of economy in time I
and money it ia suggested that the state 1
convention to nominate the otlicnrs and
thu state convention to nominate the I
dolecates-at-lurge bo hold at the same i
time and place, in fact that all this work i
be done by one convention in oach state. ?
The practice has been to hold an early <
state convention to select dele*ato?-atlarge
and a later one to nominato stato
officers. This was because tho natioual 1
convention was held early and the convantion
for selecting delegates came too
early'for the nomination of state olQ*
cors.
In Woat Virginia, for example, it ii
coatly to get together a state convention
of oither party, and thero Is no good
reason why one state convention for I
oaeh party should not be enough, pro- I
vided the national conventions be held l
aa nMnna^l an aa nnt In malt a th? it ata t
... ? ? ? ? ?- - ?
campaign lonpur than hai been thocus- i
torn. The iNTELLiai.vcia would be glad j
to hear expressions of opinion on this
subject. i
SpAitf should not bluster or make 1
threat! against the United State*. This f
might induce Uncle Sam to hasten her
lost of the Gem of tho Antilles.
Important Trolley Suit. '
A suit in which every corporation <
using the trolley is interested has beon <
brought in Philadelphia against an i
electric railway company. In 1886 William
M. Behllaiager was granted a patent I
fora device which locates any defeat in i
tho trolloy service, and it is maintained i
that without this device no trolloy road i
can be operated. Last month another 1
patent, applied for in 188ft, was issuo<!
to Schlisinger. This corers curtain
automatic safety devices aaid to be ,
cssentialtothe practical oporation of a j
trolley road. I
It is said by counsnl for the plaintiff <
iMHbuvni/ irunej in mn country \
t making tun of his derico* and i* liable. ,
One Pliikulelnhia company ha* settled ,
and other companies in other cities
have bonn notified that they mint do
the name. The Electric Traction Company,
of Philadelphia, in fighting the
fichliainKor claim, denying all hn allocation*.
If the cans ?o<vi Hchloasineir'a wny he
will not have to work vory hnrd for the
remainder ol hid life, provided ho hn*
eny conaiderahlo interest loft in hid do*
vices. Anything that trolioy roada ,
Man uao mid which ii protected by
patont innat hu of trroat value.
Tin: nearly half mi inch of rain that
fall voitardar tnomlni? win worth everytiling
to the thiraty earth. A liltln
mom of tho attiio nort would bo highly
upprccitted.
"i'? ihoiini,"
The "ptrionAl" H'l?nrtiainir column
of a v*rcnt nowtpn]>or in nn IntoroitliiK
uliuly, o?pocinlly If it ho followod from
ilny to day, It rortfctn pl?M?a ?( tlfo
Mliirii en mo to (ho ptlhllo viow noWhoro
ftllft. Co ureal in;; identity if Hint. hu dasired,
it ravoAli liopo nti i doipftlr, joy
nod norroiy, ?omn pood nod morn por)iap*
Itof no good, It in n grout lotion
box Which ROtnolioiON H'TVi'l (I IIHitf111
tiurpoin. It in uno.l n?? n chniinol of continue
I communication hy ponton* who
ill tii'ufHiy. Atrniii It tfIv?9i tolea lo one
AjpnUyd cry <?1 ? l>r?IimtU Horn
Jh ono fi'Atn ih?* iNrjw York World I
I 'lin < i nf Ii'iiiii* 'ill m fo'klv-fi Your
Jifniii.f i m innfliMr, I?- I: III 11 m< mlml.
Thin nor rowing mother had no roiion
to ooncenl hot Him win i>nrliupi
iiwure lliftt liur bo/ km la liio
habit of reading tUo World, and bopsil
that hat appeal might roach hiui
through iu column*, She diil not euro
if til the world km* ol her alllictlon.
Shu w*? fclud to tt?nd I" her wail and
lier twonty-llve caul* * lino iu tho hopo
that H would briii|( her ton to her emit,
Hers ! one in which the writor auumi
to hive been struck euddcnly by
happy thoughts
J0yN80N~V?a au?l wntoU "PenonaV o?jj?o*
ul.j Sunday*. Miv ?i'e you In a ui-.uih or iwv.
Au Kivuia.
Tho variety ol tha "perioual" column
Uiudnita. Uich and educated gentlemen
want to marry rofluail woman.
Wonion ol mean* with to marry rollnod
lieiitlemeu. A |outlemau with $"40,000
aeeki matrimony and happiaea). A
oil I who deicribo* heriell ai "a pretty,
port uiiia (17)" deairoa to marry a
weatby Kenllemau. llabloa aro oltureil
I or adoptiou ami poraona offer to adopt
babies. The "paraoual" advertising
coiuuiu is a graat rolloctor ol lifo.
Who and where ara ttia Cleveland
Dnmorrala whoaroggiug into Maryland
to help Mr. Qoruian out o( hia tiubt
place? It ia a fair auapicion that no
truii and untauipered-witti cuckoo will
euliat iu that cauae.
A FnUlilnM Mi?\
A Connecticut breach of promise suit
develops a luarryiuu woman ol whom
any state ihould be proud. A farmer
who has paused hia throe score years
itml tnrt Inokuil on tlio widow of throo
husbands and was inapirod with tlio
louder passion. It boio^ part of this
widow'* business iu life to keep herself
married, iho fell iu with the aged far*
mer't overture!, lio lays that the
promised point blank to marry him.
She deniei the 10ft impeachment.
IU supports hit aide o( the atory by
the uudiiputed fact that, as a pledge of
itlection and good faith, ho ?eut to tho
widow's farm, a bull, cows, chickens,
ind diveri audiuudry farm implements,
fho fair defendant aayi that this meant
aothiug more than that thoy had agreed
lo go iuto tho butter business and this
was her suitor's way of furnishing bis
share of the capital.
Perhaps everything would have gono
well in tho buttor business, with Cupid
presiding over tho churn, if a younger
man had not looked" on tho widow to
ove. The widow married "tho other
mau," and tho axed (armor teems la
think that ho was tbo victim in a game
jf progressive euchre. For his heart*
I...... 1 US. I...11 ?.{. ?t. in Iron.
in J things li? wanta $2,500.
Under ordinary'circumstances aympathy
?001 out to tho woman iu a case,
but thia confiding farmor aeoma to have
been cruelly wroogoJ by a beartleaa
woman. lie j?avo hor his love aud hit
ivo stock. >ho i*rtve back the baso in*
zratitude of a heartless coquette. When
mch thing* happen iu the "land of
steady habits," what it to bo oxpectcvl
}n tho frolicsome frontier?
So long as Spain iiianta that thcro in
no war in Cuba how can aho objoct to
tho shipment oi mou and ninmunitiona
to tho ialand from this country. And
men may bo as wMlns arms uuJ amrnnnitiona
it they do not go aa an organized
military force
To A*?crt tlid Monroe OofMrine.
U ia believed in Washington that the
backbone of tho' administration haa
beon ro-enforced by resolution, and
>i..t Ik... i- .... n tn
H1UIO II UU* n UDVUUHIHBMWU IV
nop farther British encroachments on
this continent. It is prodicted witU ft
jood dual ol conlMence that if Great
liritain persists in the scheme to tako
in Veneiuelan territory our government
will call n halt and back it with
(una if need be.
This ia altogether refreshing and onjouraging.
The people of thia country
believe iu tho Monroe doctrine and ure
n favor of its enforcement. They fool
[hat thoro ia enough of foreign control
in this continent, and they know how
jreedy of territory Uroat Britain i?.
If that country moves a atop further
tho people of the United States will
rativ to tbo support of the I'rosidont in
my steps ho may take to preserve our
intore?ta and to assert our national
dignity- f
A Month Onroliiiu Problem.
Tho South CarolitM constitutional
;onvontion has a hard nut to crack. It
is desired to provido beyond <]uontion
For the disfranchisement of the colored
frotor, Kottiuir at liiin through his ignorince.
l>ut there ara thousands of ignor*
int white votors who support tho Democratic
party.
If eolored ignoranco ho disfranchiiod
how is wUito iguorance to bo allovro 1
Lo vottt? The shot-gun policy i? no
longer popular and could hardly \us
provided for in tho fundamental law.
rhore tuuit bo soiuo show of docoucv
in framing a constitution, oven in
Mouth Carolina.
Tho hrothron will havo to work out
I ho problem for tiiemselvos. They liaro
talent nod exporinuco, and yet they uro
bothored. The situation presents some
slflinonts ol the ludicrous.
\ Shocking \ouuaatloo.
The counsel of liurnut, the alleged
holfry murdoror, has dona n bold thing
111 trying to cloar his nliont by charging
tho crime on tho pastor of tho church.
This is the* ilrat time tho pastor tim
shown up in tho caso, and thoro is
nothing morn than tho lawyer's accuialion
In bring him into it.
If thoro ho good roasou to nuspoct tho
pastor it in riwrhl to place him wlioro ho
nooinn to boloug, hut if it bo nought to
conuoat him with tlio 011*0 tnoroly to
clonr I Hi run t, tlmro should bo somii
adequate remedy for u man so cruelly
wrongod. lint in tho latitude allowed
connso) tlioro it no rotnody.
All that tlilflinciised pnstor cnti do is
to hope that Ibn urhno may bo so ror*
ninny mnuiiinii (in nlito IM III
clour. Ill ill lioyi'M qunnlimt.
Now it In (i*|pI?Iii?iI Unit Mi, llnmoin,
our mlnlilcr In Muxloi), I* lint ilrmvlliK
nlnrjr. Tim m n<lvniii?liii<
liliti mono/ tn run nlurtK mtli mini it
nun I'd <lntnr in i inn I ithoilinr iiinlur Hid
Highest of all in Leavening Ton
Rdfal
EL ^ & WZS&32.
Ato&otm
law ha ill entitled to salary. What |
right haa Ui? fuveruinoiii tu lend Mr.
Kauaoiu tho pooulo'n iiiuiiav? And
whoro ia ttint Rreat pounder of tlia cou
tilution, llnwlor ? Ho wai quick
ouoush to jump on tho aui{ar plautera.
Uiirtimn,
Whoa Mr. Gorman wun president o( i
tho Chonapoako <k Ohio canal tho luau
who did not voto tho Douiocratic ticket
could not work on tho canal. That rules
wan abioluto. Now it in btflioved that
Mr. (iormau'a ticket will rooeivo lit do if
any nupport from tho mon employ ml on
thocauul. They all think that if Mr.
Uorinau'i power ho unbrokon it will
not bo Ions beforo tho canal will bo
abandoned iu ordor to uho it fur rail- 1
rond nurnoRftt. Kama o( tU? canal man I
hare mads public declaration of their
intention to vote the Kepublican ticket.
Mi:. Fi.Wi'KRTT caught the Irish con*
vuntioD with hit auggeation that u
atandiug army of lriih sympathiser# bo
maintained iu this country ioady to
jump ou Kuglaud at an opportune time.
That time would lie when England
happened to iiavo too much foreign war
or civil diicord on her hands. And.
where would tho money come from to
tranaport un directive force from this
country to Ireland? Mr. Finnerty it
talking rot.
BREAKFAST BUDGET.
"Alone in China," by Julian Halph,
published iu Harper's Magatiuo for
October, in a new departure iu fiction.
Tho horoiuo if tne daughter of a wealthy
Pittsburgh uuuufacturer, who tuarrioi
i\ Chinaman encaged in a diplomatic
tniaaion at Washington. The story concerns
itself chiefly with the troubles of
American bride in Uor Oriental home,
and is bated upon Mr. lialph'a obsfirva*
tiona of the domestic customs of China
during his recent journey. The story
in admirably uiuBiraiuJ by u. u, \>ei?
do if.
The oil fever is spreading rapidly iu
California hu<1 oilier far western states,
and all thi incidents of speculating in
option* aud prospects thatrhnractorizod
tho crazo in tho eastern fluids year a ago
aro being reproduced there. Oil proapeeling
11 going on all over tho coast
country, andiocue notable atrikea have
boon made, particularly in California.
Tho oil fielda of Fullerton, Orango
county, aro said to bo especially productive.
The family of Charlei F. ICrueger,
father, mother and mix children, rangiug
in ago from aix to twenty yearn,
now lie buried aide by aide in Michigan
City, lud. 'l'ho family were poisoned
about a year ago by eating diseased
pork, and, deapito the bet medical
skill, tho last surviving child, ilelon,
died Sunday night. The bodies wore
literally alive with parasites.
iCov. John Jenkins, of Charleston, the
colorod mioiitor who look fourteon
littlo negro orpham to Kurope to raiso
money lor hli orpbatiuge, has come to
grief. The London police will not allow
the boya to ling either in balls or in tho
atroets, a* thoy aro uuder olevon years
of age, and tho party ii destitute.
The Chicago Telephone Company ro"n"'1"
??? ?/! n n fl 1 >? itmkril.
meruit: "i'lnco tho lips directly within
tho mouthpiece of tho transmitter."
Health Commissioner Kerr Pent u lotter
to tho company requesting tho iminodi^to
removal o( "thm tilth jr atui du?
ease-breedintf instruction."
The will of Kdwln 1'. Ilnrpor, late
president of tho Mutual Uoaorvo Fund
Life Association, of New York, irave
? ',000 to bo divided among all childron
named nftor liiiu. Hid estate was
worth over $100,000.
Within thn lait fo?r day a ajeweled
communipn nup used in Archbishop
Ireland's cathedral at St. Paul ha* boon
stolon. The cup is a vory costly one
Mud Iran boon iu uso a great mauy years.
'ihe Prohibition^* of Choater county,
Pa., nominated Klijah ronnypacker
for aurvoyor lant weak, and tho next
day diacovoroil that ho had boon doad
for eitflit months.
Yellow llounot, a Cheyenne chief, has
applied for a divorce from his former
wives at Talnffn, Ok., on the ground
that they have rofuaod t<? boeomo Christians.
In a tnurde* trial in Madison, OnM
onu of IIih ivItuosiH* for tlio deionin, u |
miniitor, \ui alio tiio f^r<*mnu uf tho
jury, which acquitted tbo prisoner.
Impure w/itor is pausing nn opidomic
of typhoid fevur and diphtheria nt Dunbar,
Pa.# Orer fifty doittlim liavo occur
rod in nix nooks.
Wnato wntnr from n papor mill ii tbo
nlJoyod ciiimo of nn opldoimo auiong
cattlo noar ijroiio, I'n.
Hum improve* witli ngo. Ifi 18(1 j a
quantity of ruin known to bo IIJ your i
old told at ?1'? a bottle.
Uriilin-n ('annul Imi Cnrtiil
by local application*, nn tlioy cannot
roach tlin ?liir*i?<iod portion of t h?? oar.
Tharo in only ono olio wnV to euro deaf*
noun, nud Hint ii by constitutional ruui*
ndipg. Doiifnom in causod by uu in*
tlauiod condition of tlto uiucnua lining
of tho KiiNtiicliinn 'i'nhe. Whim this
tnbo tfOts inllsmnd you liavo a rumbling
nound or important honriu^, whou
it in entirely cloand doofnogg U tbo ro?
unit ? <! mi.U.u ili? in (Iu iii in (i linn mil
ho tnkoti out mid iliix inbu nulorc I to
its normal condition, hearing will bo
doitroyoii forovor; niijo canon out of toil
uroojitmml l?v onturrli, wliloli in nntliiliif
(xit no iiillntiiod condition ot I In* niuuou*
tjutfucoi.
Wn trill ilvo On? Uundrod Dollar* fur
ntiy ??iw? of donfnom ((jniimul bv niiarrli)
tlint cniiiintim miroii l?,v Hall ? Ontnrrh
Otlro. Nnml for circular*, Iroo.
I'. J, ('nr.Ni.v Ac ('<?, Toledo, ().
Wy.Moltl liv I'rtnri'iiii. 7tin.
| Ufj?' Dr. Mile,' Nl.uvi: t'liAdTC.UM for Hf'fNAft
WICAKNIitiM, All ilrii^i/lNiMMUil 'otti for jm.
Ill ii<1 iii .M* IIuiim,
IbntnoMliiif kiilnov and bladdor ?ll<i*
oft ion rollnvml in x Iioiim by tin* "Nr,?v
dm \ r Hmivtt Avn-nii *'. U.U?.t.v ClM.i:"
Tlii' u?w rumn.ly in h urnui mirpfin"
mooting of in Unit pfowpuio i In
nOlovhitf |iiiiu in Dm hlu<t<ln^ Ui?lt???y?#
limit and nvnf v | iirI of tin* urinary p?n?*
ngo in inulo or fomitlo. it rnll??vni u??
ton I ton of ?rni or mil pulu in pinning It
iiliiKiniliiiiiKnlliiloly, II von tvuiit quick
rullol ninl cuto mil li voui ioino.lv,
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ELY PURE
| PERSONA!.. POINTS.
A woiuan preucnur, i?uv. Mils L. M.
SlittWt was appointed pastor oi the Firat
Univorsuli.st church iu Oakland, Oul., a
few month a afro, and Iter miuiatry linn
been iuuroaaiugly aurcoaaful. bl?e
praachea to crowds that crow larger
Hvory Hunday, and haraormons aro said
to bo highly oniertuiinu^ unJ instructive.
Kev. Dr. llonry M^Fiald purpoeesto
Tittwu utv?p<??mj m in-j nrovuor, inn
late David Dudley Field. For thin purpone
be will spend the aoa*ou lu Waaiiin?tou,
wher? ho will bo uoar his
brother, Justice Field, o( the Uuittid
htutea supremo courL
Husiia propoaes to celebrate Jeuner's
discovery of vaccination, the one hundredth
anniversary of which occurs next
your, by ottering nrizos for work* on
vaccination, and by publishing hiatorioa
| of vaccinutiou in Uuuia anil Wuitorn
lCurope.
U. U, Flower, editor of tho Arona and
ouo of tho moat successful magazine
makers in the country, id a pule and
I slender man of forty who iooka solemn
ouoiitfh iu his pictured, but ba9 a reputation
among his friends aa a humorist
I An ollort ii being made iu Japan,
backed up by certaiu uewspaporH, to
peranade the omperor to vialt Europe
! and America with a large suite, including
a military staff. ihoeiuoeror
I bus never boon outaide of Japan.
Mr. Whiatler took tlio soventh prize
of $600 at the recent international ex hibitiou
at Venice, the only prize awarded'
to au r.aBliiiU.BpefllfinKnrtlBt, The flrat
prize ot i-'.UOO went to 1'aolo MicUetti.
io the regret of viaitora to old
Cheitor aud ita neighborhood, Mr.
Gladstone no longer rearfi the leisona
ut tlio pariah church at llawnr^en. Ho
i?, however, a regular attendant at tbo
church.
Dean Holo in to give us mill moro
"More Memories" of America, this time
under the title, "A Little Tour io Amurim
"
Wilkie'a famous picture of the Abbotsford
family hni been bought for
54.000 lor tbo Scottish national gallory.
Tho piccolo player iu one of tho loading
English orchestras has tho oxpress*
ive uttiuu Toolili.
Sonator l'roctor, of Vermont, hasjost
purchased n tuurblo quarry ut Rutland,
paying 11,500,000.
Massenet, oua oi the greatest of living
compoaera, may vlait America this year.
liana lloohonr is now aeventy-threo
years old.
Tbo l.tlllur.
The following 11 u schoolboy's idea of
flu oditor: "lho oditor ia one of tho
happiest animals io the world. Ho can
go to the circua afternoon and evening
without paying a coul, also to inquest*
and hangings. He has froo ticket* to
pienicH aud strawberry foativals, gets
wedding cake sent to him, aud aouie*
times gets a licking, but not often, for
ho cun take thiuga hack iu tliu next
issue, winch ha generally doua. I uover
knew but one editor lo got lickt. ilia
paper buatod thai day ami ho couldn't
take anything back. While othor folks
linn gono to bed early, tho editor can
tic up late at uight and ?eo all that id
going on. When 1 atn a rnsn I mean to
bo an editor, 10 1 cun may out lain at
oightif. Then that will he bully. The
oditor don't have to saw wood or do
nuy chopping, except with his nciaiors.
Railroads got up oxcuraions lor hiw,
knowing that if thoy didn't he'd made
thoui. In politics he don't caro much
who ho goes for if thoy am on hia aido.
1/ thoy aiu't he gooa (or them nuvway,
so it amounts to about the anino thing.
There aroa great many pooplo trying to
ho editora who can't, and some of them
have hoen in the profession for years.
If 1 wai aakod if I had rather have an
education or ho a circus, 1 would a?y,
lot mo bo an editor.
LOVl.lt* STILL.
f'hmnltsra' JnurnaL
Ills hnir u wintry ?nnw la white.
Iter trembling ?r**J %** ;
III* eyua have I. at their worry light,
Hur chocks (tioir fury flo\r,
Her hnlr ha? lo?t ii* tin inof gold,
llu volco Iti jtiyniu tlirll).
A?<I jot. though feoblo. Kfio- ntxlold
They're /nitUful lorer* still.
Since they Hero wed, on lawn iiud lea
Oil did the daisies blow,
And ofi ttnroM Iho truckle** ?o.i
l?ul tW?ll0W? eoraeand RO
Oft xt .to tho (nmt branches bare
And oft to gold arrayed.
Oft <lld til" llil?? wont the air,
The roiej bloom hu<I fade.
They'to had Ibulrttharenf hopci ati I fcari,
fhetr sltureof bliw utid bnlo.
SltJOP tir*t liu whl*p?irod in licr Oitrii
A lovcr'i lender tale
Full many a thorn amid the flower*
Dai lulu upo.i tbolr way;
They've had their dull November hour#
A* well as dap ot Slay.
lliil firm and tru? Ihrough weal nn<l woo,
Tht.iii^U ehr.'iu-of tltunan<1 MOiie,
Thrui.;h winters kI?oiu, through summer's
gmvr.
Their iftHh ami lovo have born.
T..w. Itw.r I...n I .11 I I . V I. . ..
- r-'iiott ilowu Hi ?..'II.
In l?n|?ei oiin xriTf In rlnir Miyflril gr
MilV liulii liieiu lovom Mill!.
IMtt Yon I.vi r l I1I11U
That y?u cannot l?o well unleni you
linve pure, rich bloo?l? If you aroweitk.
tired, languid Hint nil run Mown, it i* bo*
cflune your blood i* impoverished and
luck?vitality. Tho?? trouble* may be
overcome by Hood's Snrnanurilln be*
cflUKo Hood'H Sarsiipariliu uiitkc*a pure,
neh blood. It is, in truth the ureal
blood purifier.
IIooii'ii I'im.h cure liver Ills, conitlpn*
tion. blliousnen, jaundice, *ick head
uclio, IndigQiUoa. 4
It In n truth in mmliclno tlint tho
ntitiilUwi doso i!>at pnrfonnflfteuro is tho
bout. Mo WlXt'n l.litlo I'nrlv Kittor* urn
tlio IIUaIIo'I t?ill?, will perform n euro,
lit") mo tlin bint. Uo?uu I'riiir Ua,
Wlioolinjf, W. Vrt., M, ! '. IVubody, lieu*
wood, iiini JioWio iV Co., Hiitlir*'|?oria U.
b
IU Vrttw* l?y I'liytlvlitniii
An it rulo I ntu onpotml toproprietary
llUMilclll"*. -till I vulno ii jjood oni?,
VI IM'Cilllly WllMII Hlll'll IH t ho NIMUOtl of
rriioi fmrn pulu. Ah ii topical (oxtenml)
inipili'iiiinii I hntfn found ('liaiiihorlain'M
I'm ii llnlin tlx* boil rninoily I Imvo over
ihwI fni- o<Miriiii(iii of nuy kind. I Imvo
( MMU'ltiutloUrtly rn'oiiimiMuUul it to
ninny porionx. i 11 i n m lloruo, I. I,
.lnnoHVillo, Win. Nihility ('. I!, (InH i?.
W. W. 11win, v'. hnlniitpf, Mrtiiki'innllor,
.Inn. Klnrl, \\\ II, llumti*, II.
Nimtitrl, Ii. II. Hurl, .1, ('olnillftn, A. I'
Mf'iionln, H ill Mnnkoinidlnr,
Mliolit, Wliflollhif; Mowio A Co., HMdiffl*
port; II. I', rmihody ifcN'lii lltiliwood.
AH |mlu t'HiilMlioiJ liy Or, Mllwn' 1'nlu I'llli,
SHOES-ALEXANDER. ?
ivvvvvvvvvyyiH
fttjft1 ^ **%? .?fo itii /it Jfh
li Choose [<
j ^ Right. j
j* When templrd io ilo the first tblnj; ' jj
M ?lj?t I* tad, P^l
.j Consider, young man, conaidcr; .2
p<) Take warning in time, or you'll P*
l j Willi that you had, i 3
PT Consider, young man, consider, p*
MTbe little tetnptutiunH are tlie ones l J
you fahould fiL'lit, Flj
u For wrong in a wrong, be it ever L 2
i ?o a1lfhi( ??
^ Consider, yuuug man, consider. 3
TK?.r?>a m. ricrht u-av and nlace for ? J
each ?ct of your life, IT1
lj Consider, youug mau, consider, lj
Pi Whether purchasing shoes or oh- r 1
u talning u wife, L J
r i Consider, young man, consider. "1
<In everything the right way you LJ
should choose, r"
^ And you'll binely a good opportuulty ^
l j If you don't tome to us for your l j
r" ncxl pair of shoes,
L j Consider, young man, consider. ^
[j ALEXANDER, [j
.j futastrut Shoe Seller, .
THE Y|-[^ ANNUAL,
njii.L ,i_ n :i;?I
rlllSDUI'gO Mpusiliuil!
oms Wednesday, Sap!. 4,1895.
close* Saturday, Oct 19,1898.
Unsurpassed Attractions.
liilnioro'n lVorld Renowned Hand,
Victor Herbert. Director, will appear until
September 11. iu Popular Concern, dally.
To be followed by
Coiiteroo** IHk Regiment Hand,
Of lirooklyu. and
limes' Famous New York Hand.
$10,000 1'feAsure lUihvaj,
Tno finwt in the State?juit completed.
Masfnlflcont Art (Jullorj,
lJy Foremost American ArtUiv
Display of Merliiulcal liiTeiitlou?
j?'over equaled lu tUo history of Expoiitioai.
Agricultural anil llalrjr Macliluor/
in full operation.
BPJKCIAI^ DAYS KACII WEEK.
EXtUKaiONd US ALL JtAILKOADS.
ADIII8R10N'. 25". CHILDREN, 15c.
"Th? I'ltce for ibe People."
THE Kh-TAEKANT will bo under the man gciin'Ql
of vv, ri I'orusr, thoroughly /Ir?t-<'la?a
iu every pariicultr, auJ populir prico> ohnrKod.
Mg-Mwrr
REASONS WHY THE +
VALLEY STAR
Stoves
ANII
Ranges
K R ETHEBE ST.
1. They are guaranteed.
2. Tliey are strong and durable.
3. 1 liey are perfect in every detail.
4* Are built by skilled workmen.
Made by a responsible concern.
(1. Are handsome in design and
finish.
7. Prices are right and suit the
public.
8. They pay a large dividend on
their cost in saving fuel and
repair.
g. You do not have to send away
for repairs, and thus pay
three prices, or throw your
stove away.
10. Made for Gas, Coal or Wood.
For sale by dealers.
BENJAMIN FISHER,
WHNUFHCTURER.
STATIONERY, BOOKS. ETC.
185^
School Books.
Wc shall make a specialty this
year of School Books, because wo
want to get the children started
right. And in order to do so, wc
have placed in stock a full line of
School Books for citv and country
schools, Tablets for pen and pencil.
Slates, single and double; School
Bags for boys and girls. In fact a
complete line of School Goods,
Jos.Graves'Son,
20 Twelfth Stroot.
Wirietiie Public Library is Closed
You can buy your reading
matter cither In I'Al'liR or
Pi m il ftf
(Ivor 500 Papur Novels a'. . 10c.
Over 300 Cloth Novols al . 20c.
STANTOn^L
m'llllOt. 1IOOUK, STATION lillY,
I'llKAl* I'linurul'iv* MAOAf.lKM.
V I I KI.V llAII \ I'AI'I I! ,
H\n H\1 l. KlnrK. < Idi i i
II VMMiH K* II I \ I ns | ||| VII'AI'l.lH
III I IN I lu ll \\\ ? III UK.
O. II. UUIMUY,
1 HI Mill 1.1' I 1 IlI'lM.
OWN ANEWSPAPER
Nu trim ir m ? i i in I ti'i iitrr Wr ir (or i>*t I
V.'?? OH III) M Wnl1 un II
I Mo.s, -Iu I ?M|. |Ml si , I'UI^.I.U ,
HU.'lllllAI I
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
T70H UKN. I I UN , I
I? at 61 FlfUtemti hUrut. ii,
VITANTEU v GOOD < I
M live In llie country; mtu I
Apply ?l li.lt,..,. K ' I . : '
J^UNKltAl. NOlU l. . : I
Tli# |iu oib?r? of Wheeling LoUm
l\ o. Kilo, will luiMi at tlifiw'L-' I
044 Fellow*'bullUlo* i .
lemb?r -7 is'j i, at U o clo I
paylnu tin? last tribute of I
CVMUU Utotfm, A. D. AUwr
JoiiH Ft Hiciukmow. jjacrotary* l'"%
JgXEUUTOK'S NOTK .
UafUif be?u appointed ?n<
of Kdir.unil ItuckuiK, iIuo H n u ' ' *
given K* nil pir?(.'ii? inUoLtei . r
uttla with dm uu(Jer?t?m l w tj-mt '
all pei?uu? litvitiK cUhu* .
promt ?ut.h claiuw, pful..-; , V
vltforiettluiueni. F. KIKSTJ
At tho Oftlco of tin* *.< rm?:l : r,s
Company. of WhtH \ ,
^Pi'LE KTOKAiiK.
We can furnUh fruit dealer* with ( 0:1 c^-rt,
for applei. Wo bav? rooiu lor Uctiiy tfa ,?!
barrels or more, with prlvileg 4 ,
packing room.
Terra* rouaoaable for the (ofuoti,
Apply to
WJIKKUNG ICE AND ^TORAOE (it
?37-PAW
flERM PROOF FILTEH.
+ + + -f + r f t
We hire on exhibition at ...
(ierni Proof. K-lf Clertiiln^ lh.., ? , .
wmcn youcan nr?m < , ii *(M
?uUat>l*s (or household 1 rue
loons awl all nluioa where ?;r.i; , /?
wuler l? wanted.
'iuntili.K x I.UT7- company
< 27 IfiOO Mini \M1 Markt t -i u .r,
QOAL FOU BALK.
The Wheeling loo and Storage im
|iro|mred to furnMi the public w.^r?!,.10j
ritlxbnrtf/i, Montana C*r\ A f
nn?l Home Mi veil vUn L
of beat((ualtty atlowettraiea.audwil'. Lcj. ?
have a aharw of your iiatrnnmro. JUtiT
RECEIVED.
SULTANA RAISINS.
ISKEDL1 -)
TO-DAY?Fine Poacher and Qi;
Ai.ur.ni mui./.i. ,v CO.
rjMiK BOSS
WASHING MACHINE.
Tho greatest savor of bousebo.d labor cur 13.
vcuiu-il. Ou this machlau you cm w^h
cuitalni aud needlework without tcsriuriH
bolter than by baud. For sale at
H. F. BEHRENS',
ae2C Utf Martrtiirut
OAKS MADE ON REAL KSIATK
Foil LKMDEllf AM) 1IOKKOH Mlv
Ileal Eiluti, stocks.aud llou.ls Bought
uud Hold ou CoiutuUkiiia
A,000 to loan oa good and hatlilactorj *
curity.
JAMES L. 11 AH LEY,
Kent Edate and Loan Agent, Msio
Telephone M7. fu
$25ltEW,AHD1
will pay a reward of I2S for tb? arret; ci
conviction of tho party who too* from a; wn
e I'oormun Bicycle. No. 7S57, on the u i.tb of Hi
month and failed 10 return it.
CIUS. B. HOET/E, Druggl'l.
Giuni> opera housr
TbrceNlibts.uid Swurdar iUtiaee, coa
mendosTHOKSDjtY, SEPTEMBER.
LINCOLN J. CKRTER'S
i^.rr THE FAST MAIL
NUht I'rlces-1 j, 35, 36 aud 50c.
Matinee I?noe*-15.2S and ft h.'. *3
KWtNQ HHPS., 121S Markf St**'.
rjio INVESTORS.
lh? Moundsvllle Minlug aud Manufart'jnit
Corn pun r will offer fur sale October 1 mi
IMS. several hundred choice resident and iw
lies* loU and soveral bundrel acres of
land*, al*o a flno coal property ami ?frf.r*
?<'van share* of slock 6f in* Moun U\t'l" * *
Manufacturing rotnpauy. Tho cotton wta*:-C
mill will be oirered for sale. also a tine Icks: :
for a manufacturing site situated ou ik* '
rlvnr, adjoining the Baltimore A OMo 11 *
Hirer railroads, known aa the rollinge'.l
grounds. Thow who desire to make profiuM
inreatmenu will do well to attoud tbU > '
Hallroad fare of all parties making 1 jrrbnei
will bo deducted Iroin cost of tbi? property.
WM K >T1 Hi,
W H. UOHSl \
J. K. 0 It All VM
m23-mvrr Committee st.vkti.vJerr ^
POLISH.^
For lirass, Copper and Zinc.
Just whatever)' houiokoenor wants. On#
ran makes ouo *ud a half gallon*. ?'oit
- a emu. only Ave tuluuics to clean a
boiler.
SOLD ONLY Br *
+ + R. H. LIST.
not loio MAisj.1BEET-,
SCHOOLS Will (PEN ? ?
An J we have everything y?J
want to start with. EVERV
SCHOLAR WILL RECEIVE *
HANDSOME PRESENT WHEN
THEY BUY THEIR BOOKS.
CABLE BROS.,
l.M? MAKKKT STKKI.r
MT. DE CHANTAL,
NEAU wheeling. w. v.i.
fitudlc* trill bo resumed at this Ara lomr #3
SMpti<iulu<r It, t.soft. I'atnnlSand tutrlivi'
may bo pleased to loam that tbo rale*
reduced.
Weekly and day scholars will bo rrcivt 1 |
coiivoyanco will bo aentovrry mornliw t
o'clock motor, l or particulars, addr^
M?0 THE 1)1 KM ' CONSUMPTIDN
'J i> tiii: Knmm - 1'loiw inform \ " p '
rr? ili.it I Imvo a jmaiUvo ivn?''ly 'l,[ t
nl???ve nntU'il tUva*a. Ily tf*? l" *
thuUMIlttl ?f 1io|n*I??h4 en-"-* llfl* ''11 j]J j
llintiriitlr curfil. I Kluilt Im? ^I.I I I '*" ,
VwoUnUlfrti'finyuMWr l.vlrwti^'^1' ?
rrnd-M who liflvo isiii<iumpli<<n if
wild in MholroxpiDMmniliNwt1Ifl vn' r''
T.A.tiluciun.M.OulM
PICMOVAL
JLI
In * tow <U\i w will Mmor? lfl ,,<Mf '*'*
tlmi.
IQ3I MAMKST 9TIH I:T,
formerly occupied l?y WIIM \ Ih
?ol!l NICOLL'S ART STORE.
CAI.KNMIA TO 1 AKI
> ? \\c m ml mi-1(
t'?* voinI imlni * mill 1 j
hi In I OH in (irtipir I?|.|<||| lint * 1,1 ?|i
lu.s I .'ft, Nt>\\ YoiU * t?v
'PilK IN ii:i,i.iiii'Nri:u I'^'VIS
JL KUTAUI.hllMkM. Noll,