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MISCELLANEOUS.
uAKCiA ITNN .
'?A; "
GRENADINES!;
n ;
We have |u*t received
10 Pieces Black, open meitli,1
GRENADINE,
I
AT
50 CENTS,
That are much below their value.
ALSO
lO :Plcce* Black
CASHMERE at $1 OO, worth
$1 25 everywhere.
J. S. RHODES k CO. I
may '?!.
NEILL & ELLINGHAM,
UULKHALK OKOCEKS,
ISOo MAI A STREET,;
Have iu store ami are constantly receiving!*
large and complete stock ol goods,
such as is usual I i found in a tirstclass
house, comprising
all grades oi
RofLnocl Sugars
New Crop N. O. Sugar and Molasses.
Syrups, Coffees, Teas. Tobacco, Carolina
|Kice, Cheese, Maekeral, Herring, Codfish,
-Mince Meat, Haisins, Prunes,
Currants, dec. Ac. We are
sole Agents tor the|
^justly celebrated
CRYSTAL CORN SYRUP, I
The purest and most wholesome article In
the market, and of the same grade and
ti *vor ol Maple Syrup, and
*#OBBI.VS ELECTRIC SOAP
This Soap is superior in quality and
strength, and one pouno will do
, the work of two pounds
of any others.
OUR l-'LOURS
Embrace the following brands.
Perfection, otiio Stale t'rcmiuiii anil
'tiers I one.
l'r.ese flours are too well known to need
commendation. We have the exclusive
sale of theiu.
We solicit an examination ot our stock
b; cloae cash buyers. doci
HOTELS.
COLUMBIA HOUSE"
NOW. llttf AND UW MARKET STREET
Wheeling, W. V'a., Welty'soiil stand ,
PHIL. XliltKKr, Proprietor.
First-class Kooins, First-class Table, and
First-dans Stables, t 'all and see for youiself.
1 guarantee satisfaction and dieap I
rates. ocUfii
Frencli*w Ilotol,;
ON THK EUROPEAN PLAN,!
opposite Pit> Hall. Park,
t'oarl House ami .New Posloftie.,
Now YorliL.
All Modern Iiuuroveinenta, including ,
Elevator. Rooms 11 per day and upwards. ;
T. J. KKKM'H.t- I1KOS., ,
)y3Ugo Proprle'ors. j
BREAD AND CAKES.
G. BAYI1A,
BREAD. CRACKER AND uAKE
BAKERY.
Y| AKKKT KTRKET, OPIUMITK WAHHlug
ton Hall, a few doors alaive |
fweinii street, keeps constantly on hand
a full assortment ot the uhove articles.
UoimIs delivered to all parts ol Ihe city 1
hee of charge. ;
INSURANCE.
Peabody Insurance Company j
WIIEELHU, W. VA.
Paid Up Capital, $100,000.
Writes moderate lines on Dwellings,
Farm Properly, first-class Mercantile aud
VfonnfartfnHiio riwL ftilil nil ('tirtfll risk*
Western water*.
DIRECTORS.
Wui. Bailey, Thou. Hughes,
Alonzo Lor lug, I ?r. W.J. Bates,
A. M. Adams, s. p. Hlldretli,
Jumt's K. Barnes, Henry J?. Miller,
Henry Schmulbacb.
W.M. BAILED, President.
J. V. L. KODGEKS, Secretary.
LEWIS HAi LEY, Cashier. febS
Germania Life Ins. Co, of N. Y
MK. C. K.HT1FF.L HAVING HKTlKfc 1
froiu the Agency of thin Company,
re beg to Inform pur assure.! ami I he public
that we have appoint**! Or. K. Hlnm as
Agent, and have conferred upon him full
power to act an such I mm December 1. ltC5
KKicii.vKiM- POTT,
Dovd Genera! A veil la.
J9E3 TN A
fire and Marine Insurance Co,
OK WHEELING, WEST Va.
Established In IStW.
IAFI1AL .... *100.000
Office No. 1?15 Market Street.
Thia Company insures all descrlptlonsoi
property against lo?a or damage by tire foi
long or short time on the most favorabb
terms. Also will Insure cargoes on th>
western waters at current rates. Patronage
of the public respect fully solicited.
DIRECTORS:
WM. B.8tMFSON, WM.C. HANDLAK,
Johs L. Hours, J no. K. lU.TsroRtt, i
J. R. MOCOKT*KY, C. P. RKOWN,
R. A. McCabk.
OFFICERS:
WM. B. SIMPSON, President.
W.C. HAM>I.\>, % ice-rTesmeni.
RICH AK1> RAVAGE. Secretniy.
JOHN R. MILLER. Cashier.
ORCAR HAN PROCH, Agent A Solicitor.
marlN
AiKXTNWANTCP! Medal A Ptploma* j
AJ5SC!?l^rNewPictorial Bibles,
130U Illustration*. Address for new circulars,
A. J. HoLMAN Je Co, fti> Arch street
Philadelphia. oetitib !
TP IA Agents \v anted, UimhI chauee tor
I p8\ '" kin* money, to parties who de
| LfiO vote whole or part ol time in sell
In* oar Ten*. Liberal commission
.Send for terms. P. O. Box 5M3. UREA
AMERICAN TEA CO., U A S3 Vesej S
N i w York.
AN OUTFIT FREE,
WE WANT SOME ONE IN EVERY
county to take orders and deliver
roods for tne old and original t\ O. P. I
House. Large cash wages. Splendid chance i
in every neighborhood for the right per- I
aon ot either sex, young or old. Samples,
new list*, circulars terms, etc., a complete J
outfit sent ttee and poat paid. Send for K 1
at once and make money at your home* i
Address H.J. HALL A CO., tIN. Howard
HL. Baltimore, Md. oc3K ]
Bomceopathlo 1
VETERINARY PRACTICE. .
Works on that sublect giving concise
and plainly written Instructions for the 1 ?
treatment ot all ordinary ailments ot all
Domestic Animals, arc constantly kept In ?
stock, together with appropriate Medicine .
Chests. These books arespecially written
for the Farmers, Stock Raisers or Livery ?
Stableman's use. avoiding as for as |x**fble,
all technical terms. For Descriptive
Prioe List send stam p to the BA LT! MORE
HOMCBOPATHIC PHARMACY, Ifi West (
Fayette street. BOKRICKK A TAFTL,
Proprietors.; lebJSb (c
\
Wheeling |icgistfi'.
HATl' KUAT, JUKE 3. IM7S.
CARROLL & BRO.,
6,8 AND 10 SIXTEENTH 8THJDET
importers and Dealers In the beet ol
Italian Marble and
LIFE SIZE FIGURES,
And American and Scotch Granite Monuments
and Tablets. This firm will tarnish
w ork In their line at the very lowest rates.
Work guaranteed to Kjve gatisfactlon or
no pay, nov22eg
TURIN KIDS"!
25 dozen of these excellent
Black Kid Gloves at
5() CENTN.
200 LINEN SUITS
And OVERDRESSES. Our third
invoice just received, The I. handsomest
line ever opened in the city.
S_i.
Emsheimer Bros.,
1104 MAIN STREET,
muy31 Three doors below Eleventh.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to JXew Advertisements.
Parlor Suits?G. Mendel, Booth & Go.
First Presbyterian Church.
Pocket Book Found.
Grand Concert?llenry l)aub"s Summer
Garden.
University ot' Virginia.
Letter List.
Clam Soup?Office Saloon.
U ndertaking?Ziak & Son.
Photographs -Higgins' Gallery.
Cheapest Hi-use in the City? Fit/.patrick's.
Undertaking?Friend & Son.
Carpets?Harbour & Wittmau.
Silverware?Turner & Dillon.
C. P. Brown Boat Club Pic-Nic?
[First Page.]
? m ?
Thk June term of the County Court
will commence Monday.
|Nkw styles of bugs seem rather more
plentiful than usual this year.
Tiik blushing cherry has put in an
appearance on the fruit stands.
^ ^
Tub measels carried of) seven children
during the month of May.
- ? m > m ? ?
Thkkk were forty-eight deaths ir
Wheeling during last month.
m m
Tiik "Office" Saloon, on Market street
will open out with clam soup and chow
der this morning and evening.
m ^
Kkymann's Bock Beer will on draugh'
l'" 'x# l,'a ""alAmaiKj nn \l iimluv noYf
'Dook a leedle out."
J iikuk woro one hundred and elevcr
i-mim's before the Police Court during tlx
month of May.
Public School Pic-nic.--The Fifth
S v li and Eighth ward public schooli
a hold a union pic-nic at Cresap':
(. 'Vi', on Thursday, .June "J2d.
An wk have nail no rain since last
week, report* of the distressing state o
crops in consequence of the long dr}
spi ll may soon be expected from tlx
country.
Improving.?Cbarhs Co s, who accid<-nt)y
shot himself, at the Central Uote
Thursday night, was getting along a?
well as could be expected last evening
It is not thought his wound will provt
lata).
Akrkstkd.?.John Carter, ono of tht
three tnen charged with stealing barnesi
from Mr. Kennedy, out the pike, hai
been arresied and committed to jail, lit
will have an examination before 'Squire
Caldwell in a tew days.
Mkktimoof tur German Commit
tick*.?The general committee of the
Germans, on the 4th of July celebration
will meet at Beethoven Hall, Sundat
evening at o'clock. A full attend
ance is desired.
Flowers and fruit are always fit pres.
ents; flowers because they are a proud as
sertion that a ray of beauty outvalue:
all the utilities of the world; fruits be
cause they are the flowers' commodities
and admit ol fantastic value being at.
tached to them.
^tovk luster, when mixed withturpen
line, and applied in the usual manner, i:
blacker, more glossy, and more durabU
than when mixed with any other liquid
The turpentine prevents rust, and when
put <>n an old rusty stove will make it
look as well as new.
?? ^ m
Birthday Tarty.?About thirty com
Ble assemble at the residence of Adam
lutn, on Main street, Centre Wheeling,
!a*t evening. pursuant to invitation, and
celebrated his dauehter's birthday in a
very enjovahie niai nor.
The above appeared yesterday morning,
but is incorrect. The event was occasioncd
by it being the birthday of (J'
Blum and >V ill. Z<>eckler.
^ t m --OveTrtRs.?
Martin, the well known
Market street restaurauter, notwithstanding
there is no ur" in June, will
have a large supply of fresh oysters at
his establishment to-day. They can bo
had in any style, and will, he as fresh
ind luscious as any ever brought to the
rity. Capital Dining Rooms are open
it all hours of the day and night, and
neals furnished in toe best style, on the
hottest notice.
~
But the biggest drive is in white and
lotted Marseilles and Percales at 10
ents per yard, by J. W. PnuuucL.
THE WHEELING
THE COVET*.
Circuit Court?Judge Melvw..
Court met at the usual hour yesterday.
The cast) of the City vs. J. L 8. Hall,
Ho. 1, Belling liquor without license.
Judgment for defendant.
Same vs. same, same offence. Judgment
for defendant.
In the case of same vs. Gebhart, causing
tumultous disorder, it appeared that
an incomplete record on the appeal bad :
been transmitted to the court, and the 1
case was continued until next terra, in
order that the record might be complc
ed.
The case of the City vs. Zarnitz, an
appeal from the Police Court was submitted
to the court.
The City. vs. Ernst Kleppner, selling !
liquor on Sunday, was dismissed.
In the case of the City vs. Henkleman,
Mo. 1, causing.tumult and disorder,
judgment was set aside.
In same vs. same, resisting an otbcer,
judgment was affirmed?
The Court aIjourned until the usual
hour.
Polio Court?Judge Cranmer.
The following cases were dispo-ed J if
at the Police Court yesterday morning:
Hannah Fitzsimmons, tor drunkenness,
was committed to jail for thirty days.
Annie Woods, chargt-d with disorderly
conduct, was shelved for thirty days.
Will am Niedbam paid \ line of two
dollars and costs tor drunkenness.
James Johnson, charged with drunk-j
erracss, was committed to the City Prison |
for thirty days.
The ewe against Fred Davis, colored,
was continued until this morning.
Humanity.?Col. L. Scblather, the
celebrated brewer of Cleveland, whs in
the city yesterday.
A Wheeling correspondent in the
Pan-Handle Netcs, says Francis Hritt
leads in the Sheriffalty race on the Republican
side, and Mayor Sweeney on the
Democratic.
The Washington Star says: Mr. J.
Brisb* 11 Walker, who is to start the new
morning journal, the Nation, next week)
has associated with him "BobCrcighton,''
of the Dan bury News, and George Beau
ry Dauglass, ot the Pittsburgh Leader.
An address to the people ot Wheeling
in the evening of July 3d, is part of the
programme for the Centennial Fourth
Judge G. L. Cranmer has been cho?en
to deliver it. He has also been selected
to write the Centennial history of Wheeling
and Ukiocounty.
The First Presbyterian congregation '
have decided to keep the church open all j
summer, the pulpit to be occupied by the |
ministers who are or may become canidates
for the pastorate. Rev. Mcllvain, !
of Beverly, New Jersey, the lirst candi
date, will preach Sunday, in the morning
' and evening.
??*
Death's Doings.?The following is
i 3
the number of deaths in Wheeling du
rin ' Mm . 187G. furnished by Dr. Jep
I 9on, City Health Officer:
1 Males 21
' Females ..- 21
> Total - Is
AGKS.
DKATHS IN KAt'll Under I .Vear U
I WAKO. lto2 6
to 5 U
| First '? r> to Is 2
I Second 710 to an u
I Third ?20to ? -I
' Fourth.... K.'luto to :t
. | Fifth Mo to .To 1
I Sixth flat) to lit) 2
Seventh 2?o to To I
Eighth 1170 loN) Si
lu Hospital I over lio yeuis
1 CAl'SKS.
Accident,wound ol 1< ver. scarlet, and
abdmeti 1 dlptherla "... 1
Accident, drown- Fever, typhoid 2
iug I Hut greheol nio'th
, Apoplexy ltlnst rites 1
Drain, congestion Heart, disease of... l
> of - 2 Heart,valvulardls
Brain, lutlamnia- ease ol 1
niation of I Inanition 1
Bronclntis 1|Lungs, congestion
" capll'ry.. ij of 1
, Cholera intautuiu. I Marssmus .'t I
, Consumption 2 Memoes 7 |
Convulsions 2 Old Age 1
$ Dhtrrluca 2 Pneumonia. 2
Emto cardites Pneumonia,
rhoumatic 1 typhoid 2
fc pi epsy 1 vVhoopiui cough... :t
Fever, congestive.. 1 Unknown 1
l Fever, puerperal... Premature and J
| Fever, scarlet l! still-horn >
Taking Passengers AiioardTraifs
?With a view ol faciliuting rapid transit
these Centennial times, a Pittsburgh
. man, it is said, has invented an apparatus
, for taking passengers on and putting
i them ttfl without stopping the trains at
way stntions. The candidate f r a ride to
. Philadelphia is placed upon a-platform
where he waits like a uiailba.; to be taken
in. As the train approaches, a machine
like the top of a table working on an elbow-like
joint, reaches out suddenly,
strikes the awaiting traveler in the middle
he falls forward on the table, and before
ho is aware of it, the conductor is hold
ing him by the collar, while the train
. agent goes through his clothes for his
i ticket or cash fare. By the time the
traveler has recovered his breath he is
r fifty miles on his journey, and the por.
tor of the parlor car has blackened his
boots and dusted U>s clothes.
Tub Lock-Out Commknced.?All the
. conferences between the manufacturers
and the puddlers have failed to prevent
a lock-out, and to-daV but few of the iron
mills in this county are at work. The
, alternative of the manufacturers whs a
sliding seal, which, at the present price
of iron, 2J cents, which would make the
rate for puddling $4 75 per ton, and ascending
at the rate of ten cents p?r
. ton for one-tenth advance in oaad.
. This was rejected by the Puddlers'
Union, its demand being an advance of
! 15 cents per ton on every one-nnth advance
in card rates, and an increase also
( of 25 cents per tor at the present rat?. 1
The parties could not agree on either !
' proposition or on a compromise, and a
suspension of husiness more disastrous i
probably to the city at large than to any j
. ot the parties specially concerned, is the
, result. The furnaces in most of the mills I
were lighted up yesterday, but tn?? pud- j
[ dlers did not go to work.?Pitt.*b>trph i
! Dispatch.
Redcctiok or Force.?In con.e,
quence of the inadequacy of the appropriations
by the Postoffice iVpartrnent
at Washington City, Captain Kawlings
has been compelled to reduce the ex1
penses at the poetoffice here. The eonI
sequence is the retirement of three of the
clerks, Messrs. Charles Gmhwm, John
Holland William Thompson. This will :
make tne clerical force insufficient, bat
there is no other remedy. All the ear- i
riers will remain on duty as heretofore.
Some mischievous wretch placed a torpedo
on the street car track last night,
opposite the Opera House, and the next
car exploded it. The report very natur.
ally produced a sensation in the neighborhood.
DAILY REGISTER, 3,
An Enjoyable Rid* Hipped in the |
Bud.?Early last evening Deputy 1
Sheriff Kennedy, in company witk Offi- ; ^
cer George Birch, went down to Contrg
Wheeling in a buggy,to look after an individual
against whom there was a State
warrant. When they arrived at the
place of disembarkation, the horse was
put in charge of a young fellow, who was
requested to hold the animal until the
return of the owner. In the meantime
to
Tom Murphy, and by the way the handsomest
man south of the creek, came ,
bi
along and concluded be would take a
ride. He compelled the man who bad
the horse and buggy in charge to
yield, and took charge of the affair ^
and started off. The limbs of the law
returned shortly afterward, and found '
their conveyance gone. Officer Birch
went in search and shortly afterward y
found Murphy, big as life, seated in the p
buggy and driving the animal at full j
speed. Tom was stopped in bis enjoyable ^
career and Officer Birch arrested him, and j
escorted his prisoner to the lock-up. The '
charge to be preferred against him ,
this morning will be, carrymg off prop- ; ^
erty not belonging to him. j
The C. P. Brown Pic-Nio.?The pic- j re
ni<> of the (5. P. Brown boat club will i tl
take place this afternoon at the Fair | n
Grounds. In another column will be
found the programme for the occasion, ^
which embraces everything in the athe- p
letic and aquatic sports. The members 1<
of the club and the committees
d
who have had the matter in p
charge have loft nothing undone A
to make this affair as attractable as pos.si- ^
ble. Tho regatta will be an attractive ~
feature, and from the number of persons
entered it will be hotly contested. The
Brown boys are all good fellows and dc- j|
serve patronage, even if they did not H
present interesting features for the occa- ; '
sion. If tho weather proves pro- I
pitious, we expect to see a large crowd j
present, for the inducements are moro b
than usually offered on such occasions. ^
Those who attend cannot fail to be c
amused and enjoy themselves.
KEItiliUOKIIOUU si:WS. 'k
11klla1kk. '
\V k hear talk of a now building asso- \
ciation about to be started in this place,
under somewhat different rules and reg- h
ulations than that of the other associations
of this city. Success to it. a
Col. David Ranki.h and N. B. Scott
left this city with their families yesterday
morning for the Centennial Exhi- ^
bition at Philadelphia.
Thk ice merchants are having a fine f
harvest, now.
John E. Wells, of Glover's Gap,
West Virginia, died yesterday morning. "
and will be buried at Fairmont today
under the auspices of the Masonic fra- ,
ternity. The deceased was a brother-inlaw
of our fellow-citizen, E. 0. Morris.
Rky. D. S. Dkmpsky will deliver his 1
celebrated lecture on "Secret Order.-," a?
City Iiall on the 8th ot this month, at
71 o'clock in the evening. We have no
doubt whatever but the hall will be
crowded. ''
An intoxicated person is rarely seen j
upon our streets now.
The City Commissioner is making
fj'tod time now, he is on a down grade,
but his bill against the city will be up grade.
?
This is hot weather for balls,
t^uite a number of our citizens are ^
now at St. Clairsville attending court
Mr. R<?eder's little boy who got hurt ?
day before yesterday, is getting along
very well now.
Cincinnati, June 2.? River 16 feet 4 o
inches and rising. Weather cloudy and t
warm. Arrived?Emma Graham,"Pitts- b
burgh; Sandy, Evansville. h
.Memphis, June 2 ?River fell 8 inches, 0
and stand 19 feet 3 inches. Weather c
clear; mercury 80. Arrived?Ruth, t
White river. Departed?Shinkle, Cin- a
cmnati; Helena, St. Louis; Oakland and v
barges, St. Louis. i
Lvansvili.k, Juno 3. -Cloudy and I1
rainy, wind t<> south and east. Mercu- P
rv 75 to 9ft deg. River 14 4-10 feet and< b
falling. Up? U. P. Schenck, Thomp- ?>
?.n Dean, Liberty No. 2, Idlewi'd, Kon- c
tent lie, Kanawha No. 2, Maggie Smith, t
Arlington. Down?Kanawha No. 2, t
! iKortv M/t <1 Ruiim Turufl/'nn Mini
Fulton,Glasgow, Silverthorn. Business t]
lively.
Cairo, Judo 2.?Arrived?Hillman,
Nashville. Departed?Bee, New Orleans.
Kiver 2G teet and stationary.
Weather cloudy; mercury 84?.
Turtle Soup and Bock Beer? ]
W hat a delightlul anticipation for per- \
sons who enjoy the good things of this ?
life Nothing can be more greatly de - {
ired. Messrs. Sheekey & Kuhn, proprietors
of the "Eclipse" saloon, No. 1411
Market street, will supply their customers
and all who call, with turtle soup
and hook beer from 9 to 11 a. m. Mop- f
day, and from 8 to 11 during tbo nigh.
John and Charlie are popular nuxologistt
and they, will attend to the wants of '
those who call in a graceful and scientific
manner. Call and be happy Mon- t
day. ^
Once more we are called upon to a
biir.g before the public the, without
doubt, welcome news that our friends of
the Ma-nnerchor Singing Society will
favor us with another grand concert and
ball, at Turner Hall, on Monday evening
next, and as it is usually the case with .
their entertainments some of the best "
.1 a 1 . u ? tk. 4
itHiriiw wm ikj Drou^iu !*. tue trunk.
Much pains has been taken by the society
to study up some Terr fine and
difficult pieces, solos and choruses. Joe
Kramer's full orchestra will be in attend- G
ance.
- ^
J. W. Fkkcel is receiving new goods
and carpets daily and is selling
them at ruinous ly low prices. You can
?ave money there. [
A Rare Offer ?A fine-toned, seven
octave Piano, Rosewood case, carved
legs, front round corners, nicely finished,
for Can be examined at Adams
& Lucas . ?
1227 Market St
If you want bargains in sbaes go to
L. V. Blond's, 1135 Main street.
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To Suit the Times.?Card size Photographs
$2.00 per dozen, and other sizes
in proportion. The finest work made in ! C
the city at BAll's Gall*rt,
1206 Market street, opposite McLure u
House. V
Just received and opened, from New
York, a large supply of 4 4 Plaid and
Plain Panaee Silk at 26 cents per yard 11
by J. W. Fereel, Cor. Main and Twentieth
streets.
The cheapness of Dry Goods and Car
pets is all the talk now at
j. w. fcreel's,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
CT0RDAY morni?
MIVCK MKWN. |
The marks at the landing last evening
licated 6 feet 3 inches in the channel ,
d falling.
The Hudson arrived from Cincinnati.
The Express departed for Parkers- . j
,rg at the usual hour.
The J. N.Camden passed down at 10
M. yesterday. i
The Courier is the Parkersburg pucket, (
day at 10J a. m. ! j
The Mallie Kagon will leave for Pitts- J
irgh at 7 o'clock th^s morning.
The Granite State from Pittsburgh en
ute for Portsmouth, passed down.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati '
is afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton en
iute for Pittsburgh, is due this evening.
The Carrie Brooks will arrive lrom j
tnesville thia evening and depart for
ittsburgh Sunday morning.
The local packets arrived and depart- ,
1 as usual.
Busineft about i j landing was moder
,e yesterday.
Dr. Thomas J. Griffiths, Surgeon in
harge of the United States Marine
[ospital at the port of Louisville, Ky.
' |
sports the following as the condition ot
le hospital under his charge during the
lonlh of May, 18*G:
No. of patients remaining the last day
f April, 62; No. of patients admitted
uring the month ot May, 42; No. of
atients treated during the month ot May,
04; No. of patients discharged during
le month of May, 44; No.ot patients
led duriiio the mouth of May, 0; No. of
atients remaining on the la-t day of
lay; 55; No. ot out-door marine patients
reated during the month of May. 44;
io. of private patient- treated during the i
lonth of -May, (!.
By Telegraph.|
Pittsburgu, June 2.? Bivcr 3 feet 2
ichea and* falling. Weather cloudy
nd warm. Departed?Granite State,
'ortsmouth.
Louisviulk, May 2.?Weather warm
nd rainy. Arrived?Thompson Dean; i
few Orleans; ln>n Mountain; l'ittsurgh.
Departed?Iron Mountain , St.
jouis; Thompson Dean. Cincinnati,
liver falling with 8 feet It) inches in the I
anal.
St. Louis, June 1.?Arrived an j
io Lewis, Kan.-a- City; Johnsou, lveouk;
Grand Tower, Vick-hurg; Grand 1
lepuhlic, New Orleans. Departed?
olinson, Keokuk. liiver rose G inches
,Veather cloudy end warm.
Tii i- niu<<o ?... r ti .. t?..t <hi.es for the
.... p.I..... ...(_ - .....
just money is at L V. Blond's.
Tijk place to yet the cheapest shoer i.t
L. V. Blond's.
m m
Selling shoes regardless of cost at L.
I. Blond's.
Call at Logan, List iV Co's. or Silvoy
or Cole's Corn Salve.
I k you are guttering with corn- or bun- ;
ions try Cole's ' >rn Salve.
Another supply of splendid Carpot.nd
in great bargains, by J. W. Ferrel.
The centre of excitcincnt over cheap
)ry Goods and Carpets is at
J. W. Fbkrkl's.
?^
To Suit the Times.?Card si/.e I'ho9grHpbs#*2.0U
per dozen, and other sizes
n proportion. Tin* finest work made in
he city at IIall's (Sallkky.
205 Market street, opposite .M< Lure
House.
Great K.ycitkmlnt ano Hkhuction
-Best i'rint- 5 els per yard; Bleached '
n t Brown Muslin 5 els per yard; (irendines
down to o ets per yard, and all
)ry Good hnd Carpets in proportion,
'onto now for Bargains.
J. "W. Ferrell.
The .Supply la jml of I lie llodj.
The xtoinacn is the grand supply d< pot
fthe body, upon which it draw** lor nl
he elements needed In the composition
one, muscle, Grain and blood. The liver |
san Important auxiliary of this mighty |
rgan, and the two are most intimately 1
onnecled. Nothing so certainly ensures
lie harmonious action of these viscera,
lid so completely removes the dhorders ?
. filch slmultan. ously affect hotli as
lostet'er's Stomach hitlers, the most ,
icpular American specitle for all com
Iidntsto which the sioinacu, uver ana
Kiwels arc subject, ami the lurcmost tonic j
h t his side of the Athilitic. Indigestion,'
osti veil ess, inactivity and congestion ol
he liver, p tverty of tlie hi nod, debility < I !
he bladder and kidio y s, and many other
iiments produced by or causing weakteas,are
entirely removed t>y its ttse.
BROWx\
the
PHOTOGRAPHER,
So. T>22 Market Street.
Vill mak" you a uic.* ml Pal tin,; fmni
,ny old picture, in an n by in frame, tnree
neh moulding lor fa. H.KSJGN OK Rig
lAMKkt. xnyil
A>ry Cheap !
Another l.ot o! those
:INE BLACK ONVX NECKLACES,
PENDENTS, EMC RINGS,
Llld lull seta jilst rec ved, and will la?
soid v ?ry cheap.
'oral Ear Rings f r{.7.=>
' 'ThI Sets It.00 '
All are cordially Invite I to call and <xmine
these goods.
JENNEGEN* BATES'&. CO.,
1154 MAIN ST,
my'Jn
AASONS AND GUARfiYMEN
WWTkII AT
BK>W()()I).
root workmen will rec?:v. -j, . >1
raySU WM. FIN LEY.
Setter and Pointer Dogs.
TOR HALE. HETfEK AND POINTER
I; Dog???thorough-bred.
Send for Pedigree.
HARRY II. GILL,
my^Trn WHEELING. W. VA.
OLID SILVER AND
PLATED WARE.
ea Beta' new Myle, with hard metal bottom*,
warranted not to melt on
coal* of fire.
Mlon, Baiter Dt?ke*.C^ke Basket,
turd KeerlTer*. dr., in a?-w
and pretty dnlpn
batches, Glocks, Bronzes,
* Cutlery, and Jewelry,
i great VARIETY at Reduced Prices
mm H|n unrlew a Nyerlali;.'M
C. P. BROWN,
Jj M ARK KT STREET. opposite Mrl.ure .
Boose. utrtb
m. JtftfE 3 1876.
PUBLIC SALE
Of the large and valuable
FURNACE PROPERTY
Known as the
Martin Iron Works,;
SITUATED IN PRESTON COUNTY, !
West Va., and torrnerly known as
Franklin iron Works," ''Franklin Iron
Eiud Coal Company's property," and sometimes
called "Hardman s Furnace," coudstlng
of about 1,100 acres of land, with
the furnuce, storehouse, blacksmith shop,
about twenty-lour dwelling houses, over
three miles of railroad, Irom the turn ace
10 the switch on the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, at or near the mouth of Rucconi
Creek, and other buildings and improvements
thereunto belonging.
Theodore M. Davis, Receiver of tl e Ocean
National Bank ot the City ofNew York,
vs.
Hans K. Hardman and others.
United States District Court of West Va.,
In chancery.
By authority conferred upon me as
Special Commissioner, uuder and by virtue
oi a decree oi the District Court oi the
United States lor the District of W< st Virginia,
made at the April term of said
court. In the above named case, in the
city of Wheeling, I will proceed, on
Tuesday, ihe 27lli day of June. 1*76
At 10 o'clock a. m., at the irout door ol the
United abates Custom House and Postoiflee,
northeast corner ol Market aud sixteenth
streets, In the city of Wheeling,
West Virginia, to sell at public auction,
the following real estate and railroad
situated in l*restou county, West
Virginia, to-wlt: That parcel of
laud, being part of the Gallatin ttact,
situate on Three Foik creek, ana
containing 21:5 acres, more or less, being
the same tract conveyed to D. Randolph
Martin, by deed of John McCurdy, trustee,
dated May If, 18158, and more particularly
described in said deed, and by said I). K.
Martin ard wife conveyed to the Ocean
National Bank ot the ciiy of New York,
hy deed dated June 26.1868, :ind recorded
in Deed Book No. 357, pages 231 lo 23.5,or the
Land Records <,f said county of Pnstou.
Also six oilier parcels ol land which were
conveyed '?v ('lias, H. Kimball, trustee,
- ' > ll.ltj.ll
HIJU lO KiiKI V. IV. .IMIIIII,!.;
July 21, 18?>8, and by said D. K. Martin to
tdiesald Ocean National Rank, by <l?e(l
dated September 21, IstfH, and recorded in
sunt Deed Book No. .57, pages stt tu^iT.
which several [parcels arc particularly described
In said deeds. The tirst parcel is
therein stated to contain 45 acres, more or
less; t he second parcel "Jill acres, more or
less; the third parcel, 8W aeies, more or
less; the fourth parcel, 240 acres, tuore or
less; the fifth parcel 110 acres, more or
less, and the sixth parcel, 125 acres more
.r less. Also, the iron Valley railroad,
leading irom the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad to and upon the lands aforesaid,
being t he same railroad conveyed to said
i>. K. .Martin by Jas. S. Wheat, trustee,|>.\
deed dated July 21, 1888,: ud i .v said 1>. it.
Martin and wife to said Ocean National
Hank, by said deed of September 21, 1888.
The said seven tracts of land and ruilroadistiiu
same property descrlbeil in a
title bond of I). Kandolpb Martin to Geo.
Hardmun. dated September 21. 18 8, and
recorded in t ed Hook No. 38 page 27, Ac.,
in the Clerk'sollice oi the County Court of
said Preston county. Whilst tliw esllm
ted ijuantltiesj hk alKive given aggr?gute
but 1,012 acres in several conveyances ol
the same property, the same parcels arc
described as containing in tbe aggregate
1,120 acres, more or less. For a more particular
description < f said several Parcels,
reference is made to the bill audits exhibits,
on file in said ease, in the Clerk's
otllceot said District Court in ihecltyoi
Wheeling, and to said title Isind and
deeds, recorded in said county ol Preston
Any additional intoimation as to sal 1
property, its description, situation and
condition will be furnished by tbe undersigned
upon application by letter or oth*
rwlse.
Tkkmsok S.u.k,?At least, ten [>er eeui to
be paid In c.ish. or sufficient to pay costs
of sui . For The iesi sue a credit ol one,
two and three years will be given, the
purchaser giving bonis in < i|ual amounts
(with good persona! security; with interest
from the day of sale. A lien on the
p operty sold will a so be retained to seeiire
lie payment ol the purchase money.
li said sale is not completed on the 27th
day ol dune, iS78, the sale will be adjonrti<
ii from day to day,and time to time
until completed. C, W. B. aLIISON,
Com in-sioiier.
Wiii kmno. W. Va , May 17,18.' oawfit
LIST, DAVENPORT & 1 ARKS
Wholesale Grocers,
ANI)
PORK PACKERS
cult. MAIN A FOUItTEKNTH SI'S.,
wiii:i:i.ino, h. va.
A'iENPS Ml \ MI I'oWI.KK i'O. fel>l"lK>
FLOUR,
1"I,< >UR,
FLOUR.
We are seliing the best brand of
baker's Flour and for (ess money
than any first-class flour in the
MarketOur
"Satin Gloss" is the choicest
Family Fiour ever sold in this
market.
l-iirirrarrival* constantly.
Outer* Nolicited.
List, Davenport & Parks.
Will linlt *20,060 stltctacN ID
a >1 in ale !
A Family Kniting Machine !
Now attracting universal attention by
Its astonishing performance# and Ir>.kr?-n>
practical value f>r every day larniiy u#e.
It knits every possible? variety of plain or
fancy work
Willi Alinoat >Iagical Hpeco,
Ami give* p<-rle<*t *ha|>e and fliilnh toal
garment*. it will knit a pair or #o<-fc- in
fifteen mtntiti*. RlWl macMn* Warranted
perfect, and tndojuit what i* represented.
A complete instruction book
MrompulM wfh ma<'tiiu?.
No. 1 Family Machine, 1 cylinder, ?J
needles. W?; No. H Family Machine, 2 cylinders,
7- and 1:? needle# Ho.
A aample rnacliine will be #e;it to any
part of the UnlU-d stale#or(lanada<where
we hate no intent.j expreaa charge* prepaid,
on receipt of the price.
Azenti wanted In every Ktat?, t'ounty,
Ulty and Town,to waoin very liberal discount#
will be made.
Add r.*?r, Kick ford Knitting Machine
M'ro Hole Manufacturer*, Halite
b#ro, II. noiSlecb
Dust & foam !
- (ht-wvlnc, Fun ar d Adventure on
rorRi'omiierjsTa A?rn Mam Hear.
Mysteries of the Orient. 1M KnaravBright.
Witty eutertainlng?tire moat ait
r~.ri I v. tu-titc out. In eVerv run, it flr.*.
rate. It >- iiK rapidly, pa) splendidly!
W rile at ulterior
deacripUve circular* and term*, lo AXInote
I't Bf.lftlllNO r<?n?'t>r. .jo
PISE STHKKT, St. Loots. ap?>ta
A Man of a Thousand
\\7 HF.N LKA'IH WAX HOLKLY EX?Y
Pfci.TLD irom consumption, all
remedies havlnx failed, and I it. 11. James
? *< experimenting. he accidentally made
a preparation of "ludiui Hemp," which
cared hit only child, and now gives thia
recipe free on receipt of two statu pa, to pay
expenses. "Hemp" also cure* night
sweat*, osusea at the stomach, and Will
hir4> a fre?h cold in 24 hours. Address
haddock a On, U*B Hace Street. Philadelphia,
naming this paper. noiSita
A GREAT OFFER.
A SONS. *! Heoadway, New York, will
dispose Ot loo PI ? NO* AN It OIU.AN*
of first-class maker*. including Water*, at
Extremely lew Price* lor <-aab, daring
Uila inontfi, or part eaati, and balance la
small monthly paymaoU. The same to let.
STOVES ItC.
Ranges ! Ranges ! '
Wf hate now ready fur Male ant
MEW POKI'ABLl.
Roanoke Range!
The MOST BESIRABL.E piece of Kltcbeu A
Faraiture lu the market. A*
They take up less room than a stove |
but have much greater capacity.
They are very heavy and are mounted in ' N
tlrst-class style wltli Nlrkle Placed
Trimming. (
Hot Water Fronts can beiised if
desired.
We make them with both high and low C"
Warming Closets and with low JL
Reservoirs.
Call and aee them, together with ourcele- r
bruted Arlington and other Cook- U
lng Stoves.
JOSEPH BELL&CO.
\o. 14*25 Malu Street.
mar/2
o a an/c
liMII l\Wa |
I'* FIT A I*, * ?50,<XK>
john k. botsford, PrrtMmt, A
geo. a 1)a mm, Vice Prtridrnt.
m. a. cii an dlek, Ccuhirr. ~
Bank of the Ohio Valley \
Huccewor to F
THK FIRST NATIONAL BANK ~
OF WHEELING.
This Bank m orgmiicd iuid prepared to
transact tiie business oi banking iu all lis
details.
It suweeds Uie First National Hank 01
Wheeling; is owued by the same slum- .
holders, aud isuudoi the same manage,
uieut.
By carefully regarding the Interests <?f M?
correspondents and depositors, and by a
prompt aud taithtul execution oi til fill
wishes, it hopes to merit their esteem and
confidence. 1
Notes and Hills diseounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States.
Deposit accounts subject to check a "
sight, received Irom hanks, hankers, t!i nn
corporations aud individuals.
Certificates of deposit Issued payable o
demand, or at fixed dates.
Interest allowed on *|>ec!ui deposits.
DIKKCTulW:
JOHN K. Hotskokh W si. K. HI .II-SON.
J A COM IS. mtODKrt, \V M. A. i'lT KM.It,
ukokuk A 1>AMs, JollN L. lloltlS,
Geo. W. Kkankhkim, O. C Dewey, d
Henry M. Harper royiit
THE PEOPLES BANK
OffIre, So. 13(9, .Vain .Yf.,
wheeling. w . V a .
Money kkceivedon dkpohit. in d
terest paid on Bpeclai Deposits, Note .,
j and Bills Discounted, Exchange hough
and sold, Collections at home or Hon
I abroad promptly attended to. o
DIKKCTORM: <1
John Kkid, Chkiniian Hkhh, 1
JOHN Hanuun, JJOHJ* V>N KI KII,
HAML'KL J. boYI). Kll.'UAltD I AHI'KK,
Andrew .VIU-vjn, John P. Tkix.tiki , v
Thomas 0'Bri>:n. t,
JOHN RKF1?, fW.ndet,t,
JOKIAIi F. UPDhoKAFF. (tuhifr. ju
II
l>. C. LIST, JOSKPH SKYIIOLD, t.
HF.NRY K. LIST, (JISt-SoN LAM li,
WM. A. LIST, liAKKY W. LlbT.
BANK OF WHEELING "
I
WilEEU.NU, W. VA. I ?
i CAFI1AL, .... ttloO.OOl i
M<m It Holders IVrKimill)' I.litlilt
huiI it. |trfw>nllH)iov<>r|<1<M),iMNI.
RVA FIVES DEPOSIT* AM' DIM '
counts Paper.
Ileitis in Gold, Silver, c-'ii Mm:
Kivrlliijt Exchange.
Sells drafts on England, lr? land, Fiance
Germany ami other prominent parts <>
KaMpti
Buys and sella Government, Stale, fit >
nil ICillroad Bonds.
Interest paid oil Special deposits.
Special litteul*. - in ai veil to collections. .
U. C. LIDT, ytoMenl, '
G. LA MB. Cnthier, I
J OH. SKY BOLD, AtnultuU Utuhirr.
an 15 | i
NATIONAL BANK ,
OK WENT VIRGINIA.
I A PITA I,, .... (t-.too.OiH '
MONKV KKCKIVEDON DEPOSIT. IN- !
teres! paid oil Special DcpoNlls, Notes 1
and billsdiscouuled/ExchRnvc Bought.uid j
Mold Collections made on ill points ulid ,
proceeds promptly remitted. | j
DIRECTORS;
CRISPIN Ooi.KR\Y, TlliiM I I? oils-,
Michkal Keilly, Dk. A.S. Toon,
Aktiiiik Little, J. K. Hi'lhai.o,
K. W. ilAZi.KTi, M. I'll LIS a K
J a m m V t \ WKI.l. I
CRISPIN OGLKBAY, Prnidmi, 1 1
JOHN W Ati.N KK. ( ruhier
COMMERCIAL B A N K.\
! Office, No. 1303, Main St. [
i
I CAPITA!., .... i>ioo.oeu J
I NTF.REHT ALLOWED ON HI'Eti.W. t
j 1 Deposits, CollecUous u.ade aiel pro 1 |
cecds pioiopti> remitted. Accounts
! Merchants and oHicrH solicited. '
I
DIHEOTOKH:
Thus. H. List. W.T. Burt, t
1/ I I | i
i j.C.T/IOMAK, \V A. WlUHJS, ! 1
C. H. Booth. j j
TH??h H. LIST, Pretidmt.
J. L. H ! IKKL. Virr I'i ertilrtU. i
H. P. HILDRgTH. Otuhirr. |nnU I
EXCHANGE BANK." !
CAPITA I. Ati'WMHMi o
l.luhitll} ol Stockholder* KMI.MC ,
This Bank succeeds to the bnnlin-wiif the "
| Merchant#' National Hank, and d?:d? tu | '
com, coupons, com in ere .cl |?aj? r,an I blUa
I of exchange.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits. .
otlectlons made on all point* and |>ro ( '
o? ,-ds promptly remitted. A?-c.?nr.l* ot *
( bankpraandnuMluc** men solicited. Stock,'
i holder* liable to dr 1**1 tor* accordn k to ^
tlx constitution of (be State, the s.iiue a* '
Id National Hank*.
LHHWTOKM:
J. N. VAWC*, I HAMI., I-auoiilix,
8. DnAPLAlX, I K.1 V. I'At I
HKKHT WAU ACR, I H. If oKKH f i * F.R, J
J.O.IIj CXAN, I l>. (jVTMAJT, J
W*. Kl.l.l N'.H A M.
J.N. YA *4 (..President.
SAML I.AIUHUk, tleel>rf? .
UOIIK J.JO.VIA.f iMblrr. \
N^fcW IO IN'. ANDLLKAX'.NU i-STABSisHMFlN'T,
by M r.Joseph schmalztnetz,
No. 17:6 Market Street, north T
end of Market Street Bridge. In n>y '
employment is Mr. IxjuIm Pandeilr, analytic
cheiutsi Iroin Pari*. Franc. All 1
kinds of Shawl*. Presses, Ribbons, an t all
1 kinds of silk and Woolen goods Cleaned i
or dye t on sle.rt notice ao<t prices to give
satisfaction, Black woolen itv. a transformed
In color, viz: Prah, Itark Oreen, "
Maroon, Park Kuhis. t'alllornla, Blam.ri
ll a.-t>h,.nl Inliuvl/. nl?u.?,
, Colonug, ('leaning au<l lb -pairing Gentle- (
in> n*H Clothing In the (?. -r of ?tv fe.
Sample* of work can >m- nee n at any 11tue
In my eaUitdiahrneut. l'atronage Noncit'-d ,
noritiiKAT
Masonic Publications. >
OIM0N8* 1X*)K OF lOXMANDFKY,
1J I?rkwuod'a ldK*?t of laiw, Af . Oc Ac. J
A full catalogue of Mhwidic f/^iku, froHi j
Mr Rich we Mill ordci :??> bo.,fc d.
Full Information a* to price, alae and J
trie,given when deftlfea. J
HTA -v TON * OA V K> P> ?K t,
Book* and stationery. 44 7 wciflii Ht.
Juu'J f
MEMORANDUM PADS ! J
j For ?al'r at tb? Kxoikixk Counting ;
Room, tuilahie for keopmg i r
Memoranda in Pencil.
Very cheap and convenient, livery i-mi t
dcm bouae tbould have one.
U/AUTCn AGENTS FOR THE BEST [
"Mil tU aelllng stationery Paekagea
In the world. It ooutaln* 15 tb>*U paper 1
Li Envelope*, golden Fen, PeH-lioider 1
Pencil. Patent Yard Measure, and a piece
of Jeweirr. Single package with pair of
decant Gold Stone slfeeve mflooit, poat t
paid, At. live with a*sorted Jewelry for j a
91M. Thi* package ha*been examined by a
tbe publisher of Rxriurr.lL, and found u a
represented? worth the money. W ate lie* n
given away to all Agent*. (.ircularw free, f
nKll>K A OU??W Broadway, New York. 4
tar Jit, 4
ATTORNEYS. I
OHN W. P. RE1D I
ATTORNEY "AT* LAW, I
Office on Purdy Street, H
oct27 MoimdUvllU. W. la. I
i. B. CALDWELL I
ATTORNEY AT LAW, 1
lo. 68 Twelfth Street, I
Next door to Odd Fellow*' Hall, r.r?t E
ior.) inr.'l B
PRUCCUTt. ~ I
.AOGHLIN BROS.&CO! I
Wholesale Dealers lu K
rugs, Ghemicals and Medicines I
Paints, OIU, White Lead, TtirpeuHur Eg
Varnish, Window (iluaa and
Uhowware, HB
No. l?t MAIH sr. W Hit ELI so W
.'*1 eases Coucelilialed Lye. K
101) " Maiehes. Br
7. boxes Gairett's Pack*.
,?*> i<ouih1h Dutch MhiIiIit I'liiui,
6m> " Indigo Spanish Float.
25 barn-lii l hip Isigu.Msl.
23 " Chili Fustic,
t LAIGHL1N BKOH.AOON
*) ounces Qutuiue, I'owi'rwWi-i. liliunn
0 " Sulphate Morphia,
0 " Nitrate Silver.
0 " strychnia.
or sale at LADUHl.lN BKUHACms,
50 poumls Chloroform.
6o " Bromide Pouuaium
25 " Calomel.
'25 " Iislide Potash.
250 " Fluid KxlrarU.TlliWnV
50 " Solid Kx tracts, do.
250 bottles Sugar Coated rills.
25 dozen Klliers.
t LAUGH LIN HKO>. A U?N
?> dozen linker's Cod l.lverOll.
25 " Hall's Lung balsam.
25 " J.iyue'a Kxi>cctoranl.
25 " Ayer'si'm rr> Pectoral.
|,t*?> " F.ssi-nci-s?I'tuniihiuii, Ac.
is*' " Haii-man Drops.
500 " Uodirey's Cordial,
luo " I-j?scnee Jamaica Gcuger,
,1 LAI GHI.IN IllWIS. A co s
.on) pounds Grain Pepper?stng-?|mie.
500 " Clove*.
,7*1 " Allspice,
" Nutmegs- Government.
7*1 " cream Tartar, pute A rliolc.
7*1 " Mustard, In cans and iii liulk
7?i '" Ground Ginger, Fh?i hula an
J.uiincla. Cox's Gelatine, Aiioa It*?ei
Tapioca and Sago.
ed2 Al LAUGALIN llHOrt. A COX.
COMMON SENSE.
A good Baking Powder must no: out) i?.
imposed of pure material* bui the ingr,louts
must be combined In perfect pr,>.
01 l tons, chemically.
Cheap Baking Powder* are lielng lorced
u the market, made up Ironi Infi-ii.it
rugs, and In uncheoilca combination.
ii use of these more or less of iiijiirluii*
Bsldtie la left III Hie tin :nl, the use nl
rlilcb will produce Indigestion, heart
urn. dyspepsia, Ac.
We guarantee sulci purity ?l material
ml perfect chemical propoitluiis in I lie
:XCKLMI< It liAKlNti IHWDKK.
Those who hit vi* r-Kiini lor lie*llli mi l
ml (rim ecoiioiiiy, will iivlt m |ir**li-i
iici* to till othom.
A>k lor I Oti.W I.IS I A lO'S.Kt .1
lor Itakiuu Powder.
0\UKIX<4 All) III.I H 1.1(14.
Kri*hli ('uiiimi ? mill HI in1 i .irk
\\ uti-m, ut
MHIAN, l ist 4 < IIS.
POIl IIOHSLS All) ( ATTI.i:
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