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B ATTORNEYS.
I i DALLAS EM/ING. ,
B ^ttornoy at Xjaw,
B n?>. rvi Tram 9rtur.
B , . WHEEUVG. W VI
^B
ROBERT WHITE,
B attorney at Zjaw, )
I M'lErlJXG. W. VA.
B ( .(V; Aiwfy,c**wy*QNo,ftpiiot
B .. I
B oonu. i
I COCHRAN & COCHRAN.
I ^ttornoya at Xiaw,
]_ ?? C M llllNE STRKM,
I WIIKEMXO. W. v.l.
I GUY R. C. ALLEN,
Attornoy at Xiaw,
H \, Htl'lINK SfUK-rr.
WIIKKIJN.; W. VA.
I DENIS O'KEEFFE,
1 ^ttoviioy At Law,
v. i<'ii in ink STREfnr.
RUNG. \\. VA.
I GEORGE P. LINCH.
I Attorney at Law,
iwrHtrtniflnnr, I
m odtlFWlow* BalMlm,RoomXo.l.
I WHEELING. W. VA. !
I DANIEL LAMB.
I Attoxnoy nt Law,
\l iHltKT STRKKf.
(Over rity Hunk.) I 1
} WHEELING. \V. V.V. j
I W. H. HEARNE. |<
I Attorucy nt Law, <
orf'tiv with IXinivl Ijunh,
rr stAUest. j
j
ton's Building. Wnshlng2
. :< i tuar.v j j
j BANKS. j
I \atioiiAl Hank
I Of WEST ViltMMI'
I ( II'ITAI. - - - - *200.000 | I
I - ! Interest paid on I j
I .? uiDcposlM.Notes and Billsdiscounted, K.*- I '
j :.'h! ari l ' ulleetion* made on j j
<v(k Hank'.
I (iPITH, .... ^300.000 :
I.ur.n.iTY ot ?r>. khoi i.kils, oil a),000. [ "
lta ik -1 . .. !- ; . the business of the I '
1
. . iper and exchange. (
? :> iiii !" <ei all (mints an 1 proceeds .
I of banker* amf
tu th itlon of the t
H National iutnkv
I ' N. Van. t - m'i. I. H oill.IN, i.
I Hivtt IV * I.I. \i E, > lloRKIIKIMKJ*.. 1
j J. li. Hoffmav. 1>. gitman. I i
w* KLI.IN.iivm. 1 ,
I
I MM'L LAfo111.IN. VICC-PUSIDKNT. I *
JOHN' J. JuM>, i ASH IKK. HUK.'I 1 I
I Bank of the Ohio Valley '
I viiHiUTOTflJi t
j FifKii .National ltaak. f
>:wheeling.
ll|),Tll *230.000
JOHN k i'UI-wkst.
w.M. I; Vio r.
. Is . .i.-.- ooutluclcd ?itli | *
' I
I?! :IK? foRS: j 1
% j-. . u >1. n ! |
- .i..!is I. Hobus i .
\ I':.Mi; Hi ?BY M. IIaBI-KR.
' 1'i.Ur.i. \t M. A. laKTT, t
A M ADAM*. t
\ l? A M>. CaMIIKK. |
WINES ANO LIQUORS.
< . w i :i/rv a. into., | j
1' Importer* wi'l healer.' in ' t
' )
beign and Domestic Wine, |
I.Ujl'fiRs \NI> BRANI'V, ; {
Gins. Cordials and Whiskies, j !
V' Ills M.vis 1i-.sinT, | ^
WHF.r.l.tNC, W. VA. (
MACHINISTS. (
I
i.t < . i. M KoU N.
? . J. II AMll.TON. 1
excelsior machine works, ]
' ' :i \f : .i: \ si. i:...n 11 i.Mll -is., j
General Machinists, i
: r. : Mnriiii-aml Stationary Kn
r |.:n ! the repair of
l iUiiH-s mill ^>1 ill ( iparinK.
: if Wrought Fence*. I'el- 1
If-iilil,;. ,vr.
! lira*-- i isti-icsi fnrnUhcd to i
*) > mail promptly attended to. I,
_ il W ItKIOI\N .V < ? I
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
MICHAEL REILLY, !
W v> AI.E r.Rfw F.K.
PORK PACKER,
A: i 1' r in
Provisions. Sjyars. Molasses.Rice,
8 ?Vl;i is. KI.mI R, MEATS, JL.\
I r Miil Patent
I v<*. 130ft and 1311 Jlain sir?M'i.
I ?I1KI.1,I\(,. IV. VA.
j "I Poxrsw I1EELIXOPOWI
IIF.U U.I;M Y.
I j 'I VVl \! \ I.I. TIMES IN MAOAZIXK. A j
* till alMtv, n'lvbMted Po*?f,
1 i: rain ltliisini: and Mi"- ;
.. | u ; :l M-ll rtt
1 manufacturer's |?rii'i"-. I have ?rt3
?i,*> ..I ,1;tlcrciit ? tor >>h|{>|?inK.
1 ,r Shi: Tin- l*'*
2 ill strvnirtli aii'l iiuaHty.
| M. KKII.LY, |
I ?. >!,
I lltlSil 11 IS.
I )!j |? 1 . \ . i - . i M-. >W HER, IMPEI
" ' j IIVHoti. i ".I..nit. English
I I iNiui-honi; "feu*, in store and for |
| 1 I'm tit'iir.-, M. KK1I.I.Y.
I 1 mid l::il Main Street.
j < UtOLIX i KICK.
I 5(I t,IEK<'KS i.I l l\ i n DIRECT FROM '
'lint >t..!i, in store unit fur vale liy
I M. HKII.l.V, ,
i::."' ,111.1 i::n Main Street.
j ^Al/r HOI 'SK
I ^"ouisvillo, Ity ?
I C A. :s BEIN'?
I entirely Refitted and Refurnished.
I ? PRICES REin'Clilf.
 on Wheel!
time:
depart l*k? or tkiiv.
A. M. .v. M7"FTM. P. >
I! A O. R. R.. 5:45 10:5% 5:5>
p. m.
Central Ohto Die 8 01 4:10f 11:15
i a. m.
W. P. .t B. I?iv o:Vi 1 :25 , 6:4U> 5:1
a.m. p.m.
Clev. & Pitt* 6:1211:07 3:Vi >:?
p. m.
P. C. <4. St. 1. 7:07; 4:47 t 0:17
a. m. p m p. m. p. x
R. A O. R. n 0:05 5:00 10:5
Ceutral Ohio l)iv 11:S5 12:10 6:5
a. M.
\V. P. A B. Uiv 10:W 5:45 H:10? 6:5
p. m. a. x
Clev. A Pitt* 12:55 5:40 s:20 7:2
P. C. A St. I Ml 11 :XJ 7:5-2
"Triadelphia Aeeominodntion?This train on
runs between Mi honltng and Triadclphiti.
tl>ailj cxivpt Sunday -Newark Aceommod
lion.
lSteut?Miville Aeenniinodation?This tr?
during the <1h> passes backward and forward li
lween Martin's Kerry and Hellaire. stoppii
when required at slierinan Mouse. .F.tnavil!
West heeling and i .ravel Mill.
ON AM' AKTKR WKl'NKsl'A Y. TIIK lirt
in.st.. i?i< oil the W heeling alul Klin liro'
railroad will run as follows:
I'ars will leave the eity (corner of Market m:
Kleventh .insets- and >ianini'? at?
'6:15 a. m. 10:15 a. m. 2:15 p. m. 6:15 p. :
f.:'.5 10:55 " 2:55 " 0:55
8:15 12:15 p. m. 1:15 " s:r.
V55 12:55 1:55 8 55
9:55 1:35 5:55
^Sundays excepted.
YELLOW FEVER EPISODE
A Sad Story.
NKTVPOKT, K. I., November 10.? A s;t
story of the recent yellow fever seourj:
in the South has just come to light. .
few evenings ago a well-dressed ball
about one year old was left oil the dooi
steps ot a well-to-do citizen, .Mr. Nev
comb, of l'rovidence, who found it the)
upon answering a sharp ring of the dot
bell. It had a tiny gold ring on its tingi
and a gold necklace, with a gold dolln
attached, around its neck. I?v the aid
>>f the infant lagirl) w;is a complete oul
lit of richly-trimmed clothes. A lettc
was also found in which the heart-broke
mother, who had left it there, stated tlni
die had loot her father, mother, brothei
husband and three children by the ye
low fever in New Orleans, and that sh
lied to Cairo to esea|>e the plague wit!
her baby; that both were attacked witl
fever in that place, and recovered
though the writer felt as though she wa
losing her memory, and no doubt woul<
?oon be a raving maniae. It appeared
die had known Mr. Newcomb and hi
family,and in the letter she stated that
tearing she would lose her identity, sh
had made up her mind to give them th
>abv, as she knew they would be goo*
to it. She urged them not to look he
up, as she was going to New York onth
midnight train, "there todie unknow n.'
?he signed herself "Mrs. .losie Hall.
Mr. Newcomb was greatly affected, to
tie ba*l known the lady's family, who, h
?aid, stood high in the South. Mrs. Hal
leing a beautiful and accomplished lady
A letter was receive*! from her the follow
ng day, dated Providence, she havini
written it before leaving the city, whirl
imply gave instructions for the care **
tier offspring. Two days aft?*r the reoeip
?f this letter a telegram was receive*! h;
Mr. Newcomb from Boston, stating tha
Mrs. Hall was in a dying comlitioii a
i hotel in that city, lie immcdiutcl;
darted for Boston, and arrived in seasoi
o receive the dying woman's iiistruc
ionv Slie tHMKri'il hi 111 to be if*i*id to lie
...... . **V ^
mild, and to send her body to Now (>t
eausfor interment. She left some mono;
o i?av her funeral expenses, and alsi
iome for the care of the child. Tho ro
nains woro forwardod to Now Orleans
V letter roooived from the latter oil;
.hrows Mime additional light on the sa<
ill'air. Mrs. Hall it amtears, while do
aliped with grief, had tied from the eit;
n her father's carriage, accompanied lo
lie faithful eoaehman. and went t<
'aim where the coachman died. Afte
ier arrival there her nnole and aunt als<
lied. She immediatelv left Cairo am
led North.
The balte will he tenderly eared for
iml the mother's instructions will bi
aithfully earried out.
CAPE MAY.
What a Heavy Loser Said Aboir
Saturday's Conflagration.
to the Cincinnati Commercial.
1 'it 11. a tiKt.I'll i a . I't.. No vein Iht 10.lohn
C. Bullitt, the largest individua
property owner in Cape Mav, owuin;
urge amounts of stocks in the variott;
Hotels, as well as lamis, and also, proli
thlv the heaviest loser ol yesterday'
ontlagration, talked to-day about tin
hture. Said lie: '"Property owner:
itive hardly had time to recover iron
he blow as yet. Cape May is one o
he great watering ]daces of the country
md has boon growing rapidly in poptt
ation year after year. I.ast season wa
he most successful in point of tho num
>or of visitors ever know n in its historx
lierofore, it is hardly probable that am
alamity, even as serious as this luo
eeii, will prevent the present proper
y-ownors, or other enterprising men
rom rebuilding or investing tliei
noncv 011 the island. To la* sure, tin
oss !n proportion to the aggrejati
imount of money invested is immense
From a rough estimate, formed from i
oiuparatively brief visit yesterday,
vonId set the loss down at fully >700.
too. < )f this about fifty per cent, wil
>e saved by insurance. So v.-n tin
.resent owners will have that much t<
M'irin operations on during the wititi r
r Imrdlv think that the insurance wil
vach s4oO,(kX), l)ui I am well satisfied i
< over 5%RkThen again you mils
remember that tin* largest hotel on tin
slaml, 'Tin* Stockton, still remain:
ntaet, and there arc tin* Arctic. Chul
foiite, I nite<l States, National am
many |>rivat<* hoarding-houses. Thesi
a ill accommodate a great many quests
iii< 1 with tin* hotels which are alums
ortain to he rebuilt. (MeCray, of tin
['enter, says In-will start at once, I tin
regular Cape .May habitues need n<>
fear but that there w ill Ik* ample shelte
Mr tin- -ea-i.n <>t IS7U. Take it all in al
I think Cape May has ha<l a temporary
?et-back, ami that .> all. Of course nex
year w ill not sis* at many hotels, am
probably not si. largo and commodious
I>u( 1 take it that they will Is* bette
built ami have a greater |>roporti<>n e
the latest improvements."
"The First Dose Gives Relief."
Trial 1 lot ties I >r. Sway no's Compoum
Syrup of Wild Cherry, 25 cents.
The distressing cough, w liich threaten
ed serious results, is <pticklv cure<l Ik
lore developing a fatal pulmonary al
lection. For all throat, breast and Inn
disorders. Asthmatic or tlrom-hia
affections. Hooping Caugh. I.ivcr Com
plaint. Blood Spitting, Ac., no remedy i
so prompt and effectual as"l>r. Swayne'
Coinpouml Syrupot Wild Cherry."
"I made use of this preparation to
main years, and it has proved t>> 1>
very reliable ami eliieaciotis in the treat
inont of severe and long stamliu
roughs. 1 know oi tun patients, m>\
in comfortable health, and who, but f?i
its use ! consider would not now >
living. Isaac S. IIkkbeix, M. D.
Siranntoii n, llt rk'* J'<i.
Price Trial bottles, 25 cents, larg
sizc^l, or six for S*?. A single 25 ecu
bottle will oftentimes ctjre a reeeti
eongh or cold, and thus proven
much suffering and risk oi life. Pri
pared only by I>r. Swavne Son, Phil:
delphia. Sold by Leading druggists. I
Wheeling hy IswiW. I.isr A Co.
The Circassian Women
are considered to be most beau tint
Knnuied bachelor butterfly, have vo
ever seen a Circassian Ix-llo'.' Fly ?
once to that wondrous clime, and yo
will learn that the secret of much <
their beauty lies in the lilteral user
Sozodont, w hich was introduced ther
years ago to make their teeth beautifu
"It is handy to have about the house,
Toodlea said. So is Spalding's Glix.
THE WHEELING I
BREAKFAST TABLE.
'i A brilliant future: When we have ;
the electric light,
p- A little kuoli edge is a dangerous
.... thing in turning a sharp corner with a
' heavy load.
r) Billings, the wife murderer, is bailed. 1
The water was plainly seen in his eyes
when they hailed him.
I .Salt Lake City is called the great or- ;
i i phan asylum because there an* so inanv
" "Young" children there.
A new singer just announced is a Mr.
Fish, or, as he will he billed, Signor 1
7? Fichi, He is probably a liass.
- "Where can T get good, cheap, plain i
ly | Isiard?" askisl tlio traveler. And the i
' boy sent him to the planing-inill.
The value of advertising is shown
< - j in the election of Pierce, tin; patent i
j medicine man, and Barnum, the sliowj
man.
? Kvarts is getting ready to twist the
IV British lion's tail, and has gone up to his
i'l Vermont farm ( > practise the. act with j
u. his favorite mule.
We understand that Mr. Bolton did
carry jsiuvki to Baltimore, says the IJuf;
falo Kcpir**, hut he did it for the pur_
j pose of purchasing Mr. Tilden a new !
, ' overcoat and a pair of spectacles.
Hotel cars astonish foreigners who
j travel on our railroads more than nnvd
thing else, except the entrance into
smoking-cars of laborers in overalls,
^ ! earn ing dinner pails and smoking foul
K' i ,
r. ; pt|H.'S,
1>is\i;rei:able duties: On passengers' (
v luggage. lhtalon <'nmmerrial Bullrtin.
"* Ok course when a heavy shoek comes, 1
r the Ikink of Glasgow's to pieces.?Boston i
ir j i 'otnuwrrinl Bullrtin.
1 j Ik 1';iImage keeps on dumping gar- '
'* huge his congregation will get the vol low |
T 1 f I'.../. II I I 1
I IVMI.?.11" I'm. Ilfl.ll'i.
As the motley down aii<l tiiuitifUirc
11 j ItolD in the riiiK with "Here we iiirv."
r, i -?> litis distinguished now^juipairo
|. 1 llvsunit's ohiv tiiiin* tlu1 Sis Deiii Ktlro.
?Bulto. Gazette.
I ' I'AvKX, 'won1 lliat linl;
I : l.iiun. h not a single klok ?
II f it a tile like that
t 'onCeuls a stone ?r lirirk.
! | ?New York World. 1
j Grant is homesick.?ihc)unuje. You're }
j i a nice newspaper, you art'. Grant hasn't I
s j Keen home lor nearly two years ami ! ,
. hasn't heon sick in ever so loin;. Home j |
" sick.?Daulmru AVi/x.
t i (
e | I' kn kk \ i. (> MtriKi.it savs: "What we
1 want is a dollar that will keep over i '
r nisrht." Cnless it weighs several tons i
e : heenn't keep it over nisrht in New York j ,
" savings hank.?A<>rr. Herald
The Pittsburg Telegraph says there is j
r no swell wor<l as "sknn." .Inst von |
e hitch a "k" to it?s rear end ami you will I J
I timl that it is one of the strongest won Is I <.
' j in the bright lexicon of youth?or of I
* ! oM age, either. SetrriMown lleraUI.
, 1
,, j Goi t.n conjugal affection he more (
I strikingly ilisplaveil than it is in the !
t subjoined? "Ami mi, Doctor, you think | '
j that my wife will get well." "1 am j i
, j sure of it. if you can persuade her to !
t i take this dose.'" "Doctor, take it she : 'fi
shall, if I have to break evefv hone in 1 (
1 her skin. ? HutUm ('"iitinenm).
1 j I ii
j The Sprinirti'dd lb-publican says that 1
i' ! "one seldom sees anything voluptuous | f
'* j or flamboyaml. or. on the other hand. ]
Y anything Itlanehed and etiolated" | I
? j among the Boston girls. Right. I'.ut ,
*! what you always do see, when von j t
meet a representative Ronton girl, is 1
r her last translation of Pirn/roe clasped i
I in her right hand, and in her left it -mi- t
net either to Brahma, the Oversow!, or
the Old South.?Allxinfi /-.Vc/ioiy .hmntal. i
IT ' (
' j The Accident to the Governor Tot" South I
Carolina While Hunting. I
? j S|M'fiiit to itio riiioagn Times. : 1
' ; Goi i mi-.i v. S. ('.. November S. Govcrnor
Hampton, after learning hist Wedties- '
' | day from every quarter that the State 1
had been seen red to the Democrats, tie- '
I eepted tin invitation from a party of gen- I
j tit-man to join them in a deer hunt in '
i the lower end of Rockland Count v, which 1
j was ( > take place on the following day.
! It appears from all that can be learned 1
that the Governor did not enter the 11
I chase with the main body of the hunting ^
- i party, but promised to join them at a
I given point by the time the game should ^
4 I 'I- r?t ai'ICU. UilO I?< !HIT new I in- ueei i .iiiijc
s ! somethinvj lik?* a half hour after the :
- ! chase heoan. ami ~iM*iu^r a mule ready '
s i saddled hard hv, and heimr moved by '
i the musie of the hounds ami the sound
< j of the hunter's horns he mounted the 1
i [ mule for tire purpose of joining the j
f j party. < hi the way a deer sprang up 1
, | and the Governor tired at him. ini- |
- j mediately alter w hich he rode to a sap- '
- j lino ami threw the reins over the mule's Jl
- ; head, intending to dismount and see
; j what damage his shot had done to the 1
, huek. Simultaneously with this move- .
> nient the mule hcpiu to huek. in other
words, to tieeoinc unmnnutrcahlc when
the Governor leaped from the hark of
r the hrute, breaking hoth hones of his
riLflit Icjf just ahovetheaneleaahe struek ]
the ground. After the accident he fired '
oil' Ins <_'iin repeatedly and sounded liis i *
i horn, which he thought wouldbriny the i
I ; remainder of the huntin^r party to his 1
- I aid, hut on account of the hiyli wind
I j blowing at the time it seems that only I 1
i t wo or three shots were heard by several i
? I members of the party, w ho approached r
ton stand near where the Governor was
I found lyiny on his huek with his head
t ; resting on the hase of a tree which he
t j was usiiiL' as a pillow, w hile the broken
. j part of the limb was covered with his
s hat. At a late hour on Thursday nijrht .
- he was hrouirht to the city in a wayon, j
1 and afterward carried to I*iamoml 11 ill, j
his home, in Kichluml. where the most
, ! skillful surgeons were summoned to his
t aid, who, alter placing him under the
l* | iutluenee of ehloroforni, set the fractured "
i ' iinil*. The most intense interest wits 1 1
t manifested hvall classes of people when
r the new s of the sad accident reached the
1 1 city. The accident is an especially un- i
r fortunate one at this particular time, j
t j when Wade Hampton's ser\ices are so t !
I milch needed by the people. Some of 1 i
i, the Governor's friends tear amputation t
r will he necessary, as it i- believed he ('
if will never he able to walk on his riyht ,1
... ? mciiii Hi i? m rv cheerful, though
his wound i- painful, ami it will la' a
longtime Ik-lore lie ran leave his bed.
1 . .
" Wll \T l*VKRVta?I?V KkQIMREs" ? A '
Cool) C.VTI1 \RTie \N'1> A NT I - Hi s 1 .
* Mkmcivk?Keep your liver healthy, ami :
thus ward of!" many distressing com4
plaints, hy using "Sway lie's Tar and Sarsa
pari I la Pills." Cures siek or nervous
headache, dizziness, hiliousness. bad
taste in mouth, dyspepsia, inward piles.
N I alleomtdaintsof thestoinaeh and bowels.
Thev i u.-ntly. without an) pain ?>r I
' J gripln \ and do not leave the Iniwrds cos1
; live, a- is the ease with nianv other pur'
| giitives. Prepare 1 only by l>r. Swavue [
\ >.>n."Philadelphia, and sold at !? *? cents i
\ a hoxihv leading druggists. Sold at j
wholes}le and retail hy l.ogan. List A !
1 Co.. W'flending. j
? Consumption Cured.
An rid physician, retired from nrae(
tiee, having had placed in his hands by
lt an Kasi India missionarv the locmulaof i
.. j a simpl" vegetable remedy for the singly j
I ami permanent cure oj eonsnmption, j
? bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, aiso a positive
and radical cure tor nervous debili- ,
tv and all nervous comidaints, alter hav- j (
j iug tested its wnmleriul curative powers ;
,, in thousands of cases, has felt it his dntv j |
1( to rnaki it known to his suffering tel- ; '
,, lows, Actuated hv this motive, and a ; 1
,1 desire f > relieve human suffering, I will j ,
)t" send, tree of charge, to all who desire it, 1
e ' the reet pt. with full directions for pre- f
1 paring, n Cerman, French or English, t
- Send b\j mail.by addressing with stamp, i
" naming! the paper, W. W. Sherar, 149 (
Powers' Block, Rochester, X. Y, <
MTT.Y REGISTER, WEDI
THINGS IN GENERAL.
Caulylc says lieaeonsfield is " not
worth bis weight in old bacon."
The death rate in New Orleans has
narrowed down to one. Tne fever is on
its last legs.
Mcrphy has o the temperance ,
campaign in New York upon a very !
promising tield.
Wonder ii the men who snatched i
Stewart's body got the combination J
from the sexton.
Cboly, of the New York frrnphir, has
resigned and gone West to work up j
some mining claims.
Tn* bust of Thomas Moore, to be
placed in Prospect Park, Brooklyn, is
almost ready for delivery.
Grant did not accept Knighthood
from tin? sword of the King of Portugal,
but then there is no salary or per- j
quisite attached.
Dr.. IfKt'woirrit. preaching in New
York on Sunday, said that "if our Lord
were to visit that city and cut down
salaries and reform tilings generally in
public offices, lie would be very unpopular."
Given a collection of lofty and contiguous
tinder-boxes, with a fire department
consisting of one hand engine, a
truck and a few patent extinguishers,
and you have down all that is possible
to insure such a result as was worked
out at ('ape May on Saturday.
In digging over some old rubbish in j
J leri'iUiineuni, ui?; worKiucu lauur ??i>w j
n bunch of keys an<l a large corkscrew |
marked ">imonCameron." The widder j
Oliver having alleged in her declaration i
that Simon wasanativeof Pennsylvania, j
we respectfully call her attention to this j
fact. Itmtuti l'usl.
ST. CLAUISVILLK.
Medrew vs. Watkins Still on j
Trlnl -C'httrpod w ith Selling Li- j
quor without Llooii?e---Con- !
tract for Building Children's
Home.
JornwpoiKlenre of the Kegifiter.
St. Ci.a.sissvu.i.k, Noveniher 12. i
The case of .Mrs. MeCircw against j
lohu Wat kins, for slander, which has j
H'on on trial in the Common Pleas j
'ourt for the past ten days, still drags !
lowly along. Were it not for its rich- :
less, it would be one of the most tedi- !
>us trials on record in our courts. The '
irguments of the attorneys w ill he con- j
luded to-day, and the ease given to the ]
ury. 1 think it w ill take the jury a )
;oo<l while to agree upon a verdict.
Jacob Albert and James W. lfinton, .
>f llarm-sville, were arraigned in the '
'ommon Pleas Court, a few days ago, j
'barged w ith keeping a place of public
esort for the sale of intoxicating liquors, j
doth acknowledged their guilt, and the
ourt charged them fifty dollars apiece
or the olfense. They paid up like litle
men, promised to not dosoany more,
tud went tliier way rejoicing that the
lehnont county jail no longer yawns
or the unlucky liquor seller who hap-J
tens to violate the statutes with which j
lis husines is hedged about.
Andrew Ault and Matthias Myers, i
wo leading citizens of the vicinity of!
iVarnocks, have died within the last '
ew days, the former on Monday and
he latter on Saturday.
A case under the Adair liquor law I
ame up in ('ourt the other day, Mrs. ;
'ain. plaintiff, and August Schram, dc- j
endnnt. TlicsJ parties live in llellaire. |
I'licy settled their little suit by Schram ]
aving Mrs. Cain liitecn dollars.
I learn that our new Sheriff, Mr. t
lilies, has selected Israel Lewis, of this
ow n, as his deputy. Mr. Lew is is one
I our best citizens, and will make a
topnlar ollieer, though it will be dilli1111
to lind a better man for the place
han the present deputy. Mr. Lire.
The contract** for building the Chil- i
hen's Home of this county have been ;
i warded to the following partirs:
Excavation and stone work to W. J. ;
Ifrl'laiti. of I it'll,tin1, for .<1. I.V.i.
Wood work to Mcdill & Kxley, of i
dartin's Kerry, lor SH,700.
Steam heating, plmnhitiir and pa* titinp
to Messrs. Kellv Jones, I'ittsnirph.
for S4.?i'.r_\
I'lastcrinp to James Ellsworth, of
iVoodstield. for ?l.7!to.
I'aintinlandplazinpto I.. If. Mahanua. '
I liarnesvillo,$l,lSo.
liriek. Davis, of Morristown, and j
Jipps. of St. Clairsville. sI.lM per thousuid.
Ilrickdayinp, W. W. McCoy of Maritta.
S-J.HoS.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
IT BEARS THE PALM.
nOfSKKKKPKKS TKI.I. t'S ALMOST
every day that LnaiD, List <c Ca'd Excel- !
lor Bukitii( Powder is thu best in tin* market.
i is also, nil tilings considered, the Chkapesi. ,
"here is tineconomy in liiiTiti}! inferior Baking !
'uwder*. Ask for Isigan, l.i-t A Co.'x KxeeUior. j
The Best Trusses in the World.
With a full stock of Snp|.<>rtrr-. Hrm-es, Syiii^es
and stnvicHl Instruments, for sale bv
I.tttiAN*. LIST A ft)..
DrnuKlst-, L?ri?lift* Comer. Wheclinif.
Logan's Arnica.
A splendid Homedy for Pains, sprains. Bruis,*.
Cheuiuatism, Ac.
French Condition Powder.
Best in the market for Hordes. Cattle. Ho?j
;id Chickens. SoUl by l.otiAN, l.lsT A co.
irinnfist-. Bridxe Corner, Whoclinjt. W. W
Why Take the Risk
>f Indic-Stion. Dyspepsia, etc.. which surely
ollow the use of inferior and aduIterated bale- i
ill A- Cji \ f*TIV.Uiiir Kill
UK K?w?Vcr i* made of the tiesland purest manceiuaiely
compounded The t*ii
ook* ?ny that it is the Inm. and in
hcape?t in tho market. Vik for LOGAN*, LIST
? t ti. s K.\< MAKING POWDKu
spT
IMPERISHABLE FRAGRANCE.
f, MI KKV A
; 'A LAXJIiX S
rt.iiRn*i::?
'4, 1 '<G.
of Mil |?Tftmi*-? for us." r
^*7fWS?wv on Uio Hnndkrrchi-f.
it tho Toilet and In tho linth delightful an I j
tcnlthful in the sick room, relieve* wcakne*..
atigue. prostration, nervousiicv. ami heodaHie. ,
.ookotu for counterfeits: alwav> oik for the
"loridu Water. Prenarvd ?.v tho -olo proprietors.
Hows, Lanman <fc Kemp. Sow York.
For ?h1o hv Porin mors, drujjrfmi and Fancy
;oo?ls Dealers. tnaJJcndsh.
GRAY S SPECIFIC MEDICINE!
TRADE MARK. t?ADE^j|?,
fefbre Taking;;;!^ iU'ifter Taking
Vbu-e; as I.o*? of Memory, Universal Latitude,
'aiu in the Rack. Dimn? n of Vision. Premature
)ld An, ami many other Ims> that lead to j
inanity. Consumption an<l Premature Grave.
d'Full particulars in our |?inphlct, which
ve dc-irc to send free by mail to every one.
MThc specific Medicine is sold by all dnigristi
at $1 per package, or six packages for ?o. or
rill In- sent free Uv/inail on reis-iptof the money
ty addressing THfc GRAY MEDICINE CO.. No.
0 Mechanics" Block. Detroit. Mich.
Sold in Wheeling by LAI'GHLIN BR09. 4
X)., wholesale and J retail agents, and by aH
Irugjists everyw here. Juetegr. j
5TESDAY MORNING, NO"
FOR SALE.
Tnwlw"* .Sale of Keal K<aale.
By virtue of a deed of trust made to me by
Richard Nolan and Margaret Nolan bis wife,
dated Hay 6, 1674. and worded In tbe office of
the Clerk o? the County Court of Ohio county.
West Virginia, in deed of trust book No. 7, page1*>
and 16.1 will sell at public auction on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1S7S,
Commencing at lu o'clock a. at the front door
of the Court House, in the city of Wheeling, the
following described real estate, that k to say:
The v, est, or alley part of the south half of lot
136. situate on the west side of old Fourth ?treet,
and north of old Union street, that is to say to
much of said half lot as fronts on the alley running
castwardly toward.5 oid Fourth street, about
to feet, more or le?. together with the buildings
thcn.nu.
The title to the above property Ls Iwlieved to
be unquestionable, but selling as trustee I shall
only corn er such title as Is vested In me by vlrtore
of said d?fd of trust.
Term*?One-thinl cash, and lmlance in six and
twelve month5 with Interest, and secured by
trust deed. THOc. O'BIUKX, Trustee.
04-24. __
C OMMISSIONEK'S SILK
In the Municipal Court of WheelingCatherine
1 laganvs.
Mary Relsterand husband. ct at.
in ('ha.s4t.nV.
By virtue oi a ilcen-e of the Municipal Court of
Wheeling, made aud entered in tite above entitled
cause on the guth ilay of Septemlx-r, lsTS. 1
w ill offer at public sale at the front door >>i the
Court House of Ohio county, in the city of Wheellug,
on
THURSDAY. THE 11TH DAY OF NOVEMBER.
167S.
At 10o'clock a. m.. the following real estate situate
In the Fifth ward of said city. l?eing a t-art
of lot No. 216 of the addition to said rity laid out
by Cbapline and KoC bounded as follows, via:
Beginning at the southeast corner of the property
heretofore conveyed to Francis Henry Moniu,
and with his lines vestwanlly, southwardly and
wotwardly to the east line of the alley in the
pair of said lot, and w ith the same southwardly
to the soutii line of the north hull' of lot No. 216,
and with said south line eastwardly to the west
line of Eoff street, and with the line of same
northwardly to the beginning. with the reservation
of tin- right of wayot a |>as.-age from K(>tt*
ftreet through the above real estate, named in
the deed of James (i. Whyte and wife to 4 hrlstopber
J. Carney, together with the two story brick
tenement lo<-ated thereon, being all the real estate
in saldeitvof wrhieh said Christopher J. Caruey
died seined.
tkkxs ok s ti.k?One-third of the pun-base
money in rash, one-third on a credit of twelve
monins ana wie nnuiuv mi ? i-n->in m ! ?<> jrnn
from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bond
with good personal security f?r the deferred |>ayments.
an d lite title to said real e.-ute to ( < retained
until the further oriier of the eourt.
J.VMKS r. KO'iFUS,
Special Ciun 111 indoncr.
\V. II. IIAI.LKFt. Auctioneer. oetl t-iiow-t.
(ONNiNsio\i:irs SALE.
In the County Court of Ohio oounty. West Virginia:
Alfred Caldwell. Administrator, with the will
annexed, of John Morgan, dee d,
vs.
Louisa Morgan and others,
IN CHANCERY.
By virtue of the authority vested In lifin by n
dei'ree of said Court, made 111 said cause, on the
Tth day of October, ls7s. the undersigned special
commissioner will, on
SATCKHAY, TIIK IWTII HAY OK NOYEMBKR,
1*7*,
Commencing at 10 o'clock. *. .v., sell at public
auction, at the front d?air of th-- I'ourt House of
said county, in the city of W heeling, in the
slate olWest Virginia, the leal estate of which
said John Morgan, deceased, died sei/cd and
possessed, to-wit: The portion of lot number
nine en iti C. L. Zane's addition in the Seventh
ward of said eitv, which is bounded as follows;
Commencing hi u point in the south Ismndry of
said lot I US feet and .V? inches westwurdly along
said south houndry from tin-southeast corner ol
said lot and running from said point nurttiwardly
in a line parallel with the direction of theea-t
wall ot the iloitble tenement brick house on the
western iwit of said lot. and nine feet from said
wall, a d i* tuner of II feet and nine Inches to a
point s feet nortliwe.-t of the range of the north
wall of said house: theuee running westwardly
and )iunillel with,odd nortli wall's direction 'J feet
to a point in range with said east wall; tlience (
riiiiiiing northwardly with the direction of said
east wall ,V? 7-1'J feet to the north houndry of said
lot; thence with said north Ixuiudry to the
northwest corner of said lot: thence with the
west houndry of said lot to its southwest corner.
hiiiI theuee with the south Isatndry thereof to the
place of beginning.
The property is very desirable, and fronts on
Ohio street, hull a wiuare west of South Front
street, at the comeroi an alley, and has a double
tenement brick dwelling house thereon, said
spis'ial commissioner will lirst sell the east lialf
of said douldc tenement with the land appertl*
ncnt thereto.
Tkp.ms oi Sam;?fine-third of the purchase
money, or as much more thereof as purchaser i
may elect to pay. in cash: the residue !u three
e?iual installments |?iyahle respts tlvely in sjx.
twelve and eighteen months from Hie day of
sale, with interest from sueh day, llie purchaser
to give lii? bonds with good personal security for
the deferrtst |a?yments, nod the title to be retained
until par tneiit of the nurrlmse nioner in lull.
AI.FKKIM tl.HWLLI..
special' omtuissjoner.
J. c. Ilervrv. Auctioneer. oe!6i. I
( (MInis.hioxI;KV S iM:
?or?
Mans' Browory, dbo.
A Chance to Buy Cheap Lots.
In the Municipal Court of Wheeling:
Christian Burklc, who sues, Ac.,
Mnrpiretha Maa-s. administratrix of Mans,
deceased. and other?:
in chancery.
The undersigned special Commissioners
hereby Rive notice that hv virture of the author- i
ity vntol in thrill liv a decree made by said
rmirton the 1st day of October, |s7?, they will,
oil
THURSDAY, THE 1?IH DAV OF PEC., 1*78. J
Commencing nt hi o'clock a. v., sell on the
premises, to l?> sold in the city of Whcelinir.
went Virgin in. nt Maas' Brewery, nt public Ruction.
to the highest mid best bidder, the real estate
of which David Mans, deceased, died, seized
and possessed, to-wit The piece of land containing
about two and onc-lialf acr?. on which
said David Maas had his resilience and brewery
iu the time of his death. vvliich \vn? conveyed in
him by one Franz Hegner and wife, bv deed
datisl March 10,1857,Rlid now of r-cord in the
< Jerk's office of the i'oiinty t ourtot said eountv, i
ill deed book No. 1-. pace JI 1. and described fn
said deed as follows: Fronting on the coiitiuu
ance of Market stris-t ninety lect. more or less:
thence running w ith Hoffman's line northeast
one hundred and Urn feet; thence north to Hushfield
.V MoMeeheii'* Hue: thence east to John !
Mel.ure's line-, theuee with his line about three '
hnndroil foot: theuee west to Hoffman's line, to
llic place of beginning.
Also lot No. (lOli one hundred and four, on the
northwest corner of Fourth latch railed Rails
street and oal street. fronting ,\u feet on < x7, and now of record in said ' lerk s office
ill 1 Iced Hook N'o. J>age II: all of said real estate
Wing in said city, county ami suite.
N. H.?Said Commissioners v. ill sell the Brewery
property, that I- the pro|a-rty eonveved to
l>a\id Maes by Cam/ liegnerand wife, eitlier as
a w lioieor in lots or divisions as shown upon the ]
plot hereinafter mentioned, whichever shall
make the linffa-rty realize the most money. A
plot of said Brewery property p, w hich the same
is laid off' in lots t.r divisions, may W seen in the
Clerk's office of said Court iu the City Building
iu said city.
The said Commissioner* in selling may change
the lines of said divisions or lots, or may sell two
or more of them together if they deem it oxjs-dient
so to do.
Tkkms ok Sai.e?One-thinl of the purchase
money, or such greater sum as the purchaser
may elect. In ca?h; tin- residue in thre-- installments.
bearing interest frntn the day of sale,
and livable respectively in six. twelve and
eighteen months after the day of sale, lb- purchaser
to give 1a>nds with security, to W approved
by said Commissioners, for said deferred
jay men Is, and the title to he retnimsl until |siylueiitof
the purcha-e money iu full.
LEW I- ' J'iKD \V
AI.FKED I Vl.DWELI..
Special Commissioners,
f r. nrni-rv t ,,/>tlso>.i..r
SHERIFF'S SALE.
state of Wc*t Virginia,)
vs. For State Licence.
J. II. Sever!nc, )
lame* XV. Piixton. |
vs. DUtre** Warrant,
i. II. Severing. I
I!y virtue of a -tat-' Iice:;w> and di'trf^s warrait
in the alxive entitled e?ii-e- and U> me <ii
reete<l. I will prneeed t?. tell, at the Billiard
Itooui in I'axtoii'a building, lormerly occupied
by J. II. severing. on
TIU'USPAY. llTII PAY OF NOYEMBKR.
1*78. commencing at 10 o'olork a. v . the following
de-orib?*l jn'ivmtl propcrtv;
Eight Billiard Tables, s". Billiard Que*. lJhigh
Stoota, j hisb Chain. 36 chain, 1 lurk for balla,
J Revolving Que Rack*. t Back- lor Que*. l my
for Que*. 7 spittoon*. * *ct < on n ten and W in-*.
1 Stove and Pipe. it lo-ed i a?e. and contents. 1
i onboard an 1 content*. 1 Law Cord.
Term- "f * lie i 'a*h.
noM GEO. R TINGLE. S. O.
I OH SILK.
Eighty choice bfildino lots on
Wheeling Island: price from $*>? to a?vn
each. Only one-*ixth of the purchase monrj required
in cash. The residue may t>e paid anuuallv
in five equal installment*, with interest. Ate
ply to JOHN P. GIU HRI-T.
oeodh At Top Mill.
TOR SALE.
HOF-F AND SEVEN ACRES IN TRIADF.Lht>;a.
six or seven farm- a short di*taiiee
from pilie: most of thetn well improved.
several good hou?e* and lot- in the neighborhood
of Eim 0rove and Triadelphla. Call and
*ee something you eati make money ou. if you
take it in time. JOHN McWiSALD.
ag!7 Real F.*tatc Ag't, Elm Grove. W. Va.
For Sale Cheap for ( ash.
Q HEAVY sTONT WAGONS. EIGHT COAL
Cars one f'art. one Farm Wayjn, one Spring
Wagon, three ton of
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter snnk. One new Spring
Wagon. R. J. EU.IFRITZ.
apli Cor. 24th and Market street..
7EMBER 18,1878.
row SALE.
TRISTEF8 SALE.
By virtue oi a deed of trust made by Chris
Bach and William Bach, her husband, to c
trustee, dated the 2d day of August. A. D.
aod recorded in tha office of the Clerk oi
County Court of Ohio county, West Viiyinii
hook of deeds of trust and mortgages ho. 1
j page 167,1 will on
I MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER,
j Commencing at 10 o'clock a. x,. sell at pu
. auction at ine front door of the Court Hou.<
; *aid county, the following d<t<crihed real es
| situate in said county, to-wit: That piece of
estate in the city of wheeling, in said county
State, in that part of said city w hich was fori
j ly the town of South Wheeling. known and
1 signnt-d a> lot number eight iS> in square n
ber thirty-four'J41, together with the impr
meats thereon or thereto belonging said lot b<
J on the northeast corner of Wood and Thi
: eighth streets, being the same property conrt
i to said Christine Bach by John lla-h and wif
two deeds now of r?ord in said Clerk's offio
: dead books Nos. ijl and &' r?-p-ctiv,ly, at pi
1 300 and 1M respectively.
I will first sell the north half oi said lot. an
; said north half does not bring--uilicJent nn
| to pay the debt secured Cy said deed of tr
i amounting to 81.000, with tnterest from the
t day <>i July, ls77. and thoM??ts and expens.|
sale, I will sell Uie other half of said lot to sat
1 the deficiency.
, Title believed good, but selling as trustee I
only convey sueh title a? is ve*i.-d in me by i
!deed of trust.
Tkkms of S.thS?<"*sh.
I.OKKNZ WALTHEK. Trust!
J. C. HERVKY, Auctioneer, octlt-i.
;FOE SALI
A Very Valuable Fan
nr ABOl'T
OTV.M apjw
uiai i ruun nunui
Having concluded not to r^tit mjr farm 1 t
I offer It at Public Sal? at th? front door of
Court House, on
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 9th.
! At 10 a. to the highest an.I U-t bidder.
TERMS?Cash. or Its equivalent.
u. n. kf.y.yfdy
silk ADJOlK\FI>.
j ' It' above pro)*1!!) i? not sold hi prhato sale
! for? .?ATI ltl'A V. NOVEMBER l'Uh, it i
; then positively be sold from the front door of
Court House.
Sale to coimnvnee at lOo'elnek a. m. n<
Public Sale of Mitiul LoIm
Tli? undersigned will, on -itnrdny. N'ovetn
16. l*7s. at lOo'elook \. m? offer at public wilt
the front door of the Court House, thirty-'
iSlifttll lots fronting on South Wabash ?
Delaware streets, and fourteen (14) part ]
' fronting on WaU'r street, on \\ heeling lsln
| These lots lie south of the Citizens' itailv
i Company's property, ami near tlie Baek Kl
; brldtte. ami lire desirable for buikling purpoi
' "Markers" have been erected on the full 1<
[ showing their si/? and lis-atioiis. Ma|s<of
above lots ?an he seen upon appliration
Joseph Lau'aoit, Wheeling ami llelniout Hri<
! Company's ofli?e, or either of the undersigno
Tkvms ok s.ti.r.?<ine-thinl of the pureh
I money in cash, atnl the halanee in equal p
; men ts in one ami two years, with interest fr
| 'lay of sale. j??vahle annually.
JOHN J. JONES, Truster
A. J. Cl IRKK. Attorney, 71 Twelfth sheet.
Oet'.l not 12, l'l.
MIIKIMS MM..
| J. M. Ijtishiey >
vs. fieri facias in Assumpsit
I'rvor Ilojil A Co. I
! c. Jane I'ryor >
vs. fieri facia- in Awturapait
I I'ryor Hoy <1 A Co.)
i 1>. Jan? Boyd /
vs. fieri fa?ia* in .\ssiinii?sit
I I'ryor Boyd A Co. 1
| Sm all K. I toy 11 |
fieri Kaeiiis in Awuiuiedt
| I'ryor Boyd .t Co. 1
I Mary K. Boyd j
\s. fieri facia* in Assumpsit
I'ryor Boyd A < o.)
1>Y VliiTl'K of HVi: .SCYKItAi. EXKt
) tious iii th? aimve entitled ratises iii 111?
res ted, and hy virtttr? of an order of ntlaelimi
; in tlie ease of the South Betid t hilled l'lotv i i
riny against th? said I'ryor Itoyd and Coiii|mi
have levied U|?>li and will sell, at No. I
Main street, in the city of W heelinft, oil
WEDNESDAY. Till: JOT It DAY Of NoYT
Bl'.lt, A. II. 1ST*.
Commencing al lb o'clock a. m.. lite follow
des?rilied personal property, to-wit: I-"G Sot
item! Chilled i'low s, i> steel-Tooth Hay Itnl
I t. oiie liorse Mowing Machines. 7 Hay Tedders
1 Champion Mutt era, '.'1 'onii>imd Mowers a
Reapers. 7J Devolving Hay Pake-. 1 So.JI cliu
7<? No. "J i linrtis, l.'t No. Churns, 1 li">
Horse, 1 i.ray Horse, 1 set Sinai? Harness. |
liouble Harness. | (N?fr shafts, I I'oie and
Hock W ac'i.
Terms of Sale?t \SII.
Ofo. It. TiN'OI.K.
shcrifl of Ohio Counts
K. if. CRACRA fT and
"if.O. I'. L1NCH.
? ouipianianit Aiiorncy*. iiu
EDUCATIONAL.
?l*N?? MEN PREPARED K<?It A'11
, hii-iuci* lite. Coiiim; ni Mild} .n<l 01
liei training itie nio-t eoiiiprvliii-.i ve, (heron
and prhriiciii in l ihti'mi*. Enter hi hu\ tft
Adrirumt fur circulars giving full i?irtieulnrv
J. f. sMITH, A. M..
oelaegb I'illsbuigh, J'*
rpiIF OLDEST AND REST U'POIXTFD 1
1 litiitioii for obtaining h Bn?inr?? E l it
lion. Forelrrtilars addrevr.
DI KE A SON"-.
OfLairt PilMittreh. Ph
riiHE BEST SCHOOL FOP. ItoVS IN" THE
1 tlrno? i- when? they o?ri get a Pr?. ti<-nl B
inihh Kdumiion in the shorten )??ll)lr tii
ThUeati be done at K rasher's Business Colle
and in a few months. The English braiirheal?o
thoroughly taught Lidle? an- admitt
.ill at ofli'v or address J. M. KKAsHEK A <
Wheeling. W. Vh. anlTfSV
West Virginia Universil
Morten mown. M tnl VuH
r) KV. J R. THOMPSON* A M PREXRK:
V The I'nlvertity furnishe, InsUuriiou- lu
following department-, via:
! CLASSICAL,
SCIENTIFIC,
AGRICULTURAL.
ENGINEERING,
MILITARY.;
LAW,
MEDICINE.
PREPARATOI
Tett Book* supplied to Mndeiit* at net. 1
iwlendar of the\<-ar arranged to ?uit the r
venlem*ofMratn. The exprnaea f..r an
'4/e v hool year need not exo.s-d *17.Y Fall ti
V--r<n- on fhn 0rvf VVisllii-s,!i<'. i,( ??4'l?Id'r> i I
For catalogue* an-1 other information'
the Freddent. J. K. THOMPSON*.
Jy* Mofgantown. VV. \
WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITUT
SfHHilton. VirKinin.
'pins TIMK HONORED IN-TITCT1
I 1 open* September It'. 1*7" Jtimmf th? t
i *choo? for young ladle* in the foiled -u
1 European and American Tca<-lierv Jurmt.
inir> V-autitul. ('Umttc unMirjaLwed. Fair
iaai by seventeen Maic> Axom. B?>T T?.i
;n THK l.NloN. lUan.l. Wadllng. Light- i:
i'mh. Ijttin. French. for each half of the A-ho
I tic year.
Muuc. Ar., un tow. totxtdnwaaMw
Ret. WNJ A if VP.R1-. I? !jylVs
Frfddctit, Staunton. Vi
PHYSICIANS.
THIHi. J. KIN* Kit. X. II.
Office and roNs? i.TiN?; :
Main Wheeling 'A V* "antw
; 'tilted on matter* pertains to M- prnfr-v
eith?*r in EngLNh or ticrui*n.
Chronic Dba-aae* of the Head. Tiirr*?t. f.ui
Heart. Liver. itaMl, Blood, t'rtauy Orri
[ StttuHi .->?uin Female (ompioftit* and
Constitntioual A flection* trmtcd ?nere*?fullT
Cure* all of File*. So detention it
hu?ine?<. Medicine* if 'ie?ii
Nnrht mil* promptly aii.*r. crcl ir-.m the otlic
jucitic
USE THE
Leader Lamp Burne
CUMMINS & WOODS,
WH.t \ CENTS.
' uoTS ilti MAIN STKEE
WALL PAPER.
lO.OOO ROLLS
lUijc Oi Choice and Beautiful Patterns in
?? WALL PAPERS AND BORDERS
the Were received on Jararditr at
? i!1 11C MAIN STREET
' C*n tod < xatnlne them and at tvha' re,
. markably low figure* ihey will be *ohi.
IS ? , A. W PAULL A BRO.,
iblic i _^ue3_^___^___________1142iMai^itPeet;^
W'! AUCTIONEERS. ~~
1 SECOND-HAND FURNITURE!
over1"*
rr>ilE HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEO?ND,v^j
A Hand Furniture Ot every dcacription, at Ed.
J Christman* Auction Market vjuare.
>. in
i-e. 1 LI. PERSONS WANTIX'i EITHER ?E< .
ond-Hand or New Furniture. Ctoth.Qt;.
id if Hoots. Shoes and Notion*, own find irood tor
iiiey cwin at Ed. ChrUuuan'a Miction Rooms, Ma:
ust. ! ket Square.
I'J lit -
k n< AI^ACONS. H<?lisK.s A NI? I'.l i.i.US
>v;> if hon|btandmMat Ed < hr - \
lion Rooms. Market Square
will
AX MOTION RALE OK HORSES AND
A\_ Wajpnt*. and other article* iak.? pu>
even W.-Iui-Iaj and ?.?t'irlaj m-wir 15 I'mtiro
far attention l> #i\en to the-e sales a: Ed.
: Christtnan's.
1 ?ei:AI. ESTATEi"?r E.VKKV i>K' RIPTMN
I. A An ' at lil < ht siutan - Real Dilate
J AgCllCT.
I >1 RI.I" OR PRIVATE s.UK* i?E REAL
nn ; 1 Esta:.- arenn >,eattrultoa al 11.
Ill ChibtiuaiArimt. MarketSid ST'M
K> Id Al I KIM'S BOI UII1 AND
s*?ld. cither Ht (uiblie or private sale, at Ed.
t'hrislinau s \5cnc* W II II t I.I.KR
1 I ***'''
\ MISCELLANEOUS.
J =
Store Room for Rent.
lh'5 rPHK RFLI ABI.K >T\XI? )< 'KMKItl.t
1 occupied by myself.
ltKI? lliirki'l Squaro.
j W?il SliI'-. Aj.pl* to
' j Tllo\| V- COLVIN
1 ? Main '-tni-t
IViMttiwaion siren at on> e. . u<?lAi
FllAN KM X
TYPE
!* FOIXDUV.
/)>%' I mi' Sfrwl, 4 iurinmiti, Ohio.
ALLISON. SKITH & JOHNSON
>111 I
Th* tv |?e ??n 11*ipniht N printM l* from
th* a1m?v* k . } p ||?1.1vi? m
|H.r VOIKKTO tIM IIITIKT*.
It u|
. ; ornit <whktjhs* of ST?rr. i
) WiiKKMNti, tiei??l>er 21, |sj*. i
lots Tin* lloiir.i i.l I'll I.I it- \\.>rl?s < ! tlii' State < (
ml. Wni Viodnln. ?lll receive hi ilil? oftlfi- until
rty I??iviii1mt 1 . iv?. |il:in>??.>r tin1 alteration in .iii?!
vor i IdlUoiik l?> lhi? l)iul<li?s known *. 11>. -time
m*.. i IIiiiik'." in llif rilr f Oiarli-stnn, K.tmu i
kU, | Foiiuiv, from ?in h . vtelilt.-et. as inn\ |.l.n~ i>
tin1 1 Miltinft ihi*tn. it l?*itii' nin1rr.|i?Ml that vi.riv*
to W III hi: fa 11? ><>i: unless tin- .nine tie ii.toplfd >>>
ilgc the ItiMinl, ami tin-nlier.iiinn. made iii I'umiI.
alter therewith. t* HRADV. i
use nFj-JU sin rvtary <. [ AT
| West Va. Stencil and Seal Works.
No. 17:11 >1 Alt KIM >Ti:EKl
The only place In tlir rlfv where you i .m net
; ynnr name .inm|?s| mi the ?sill*i?. JmM
\OKXTS U WTKM-KOK TilK HKSI Wit
flisle.t v-lliug I'letiirinl It >.il>. n'el 111'.!.,
i I'rlis-s re.|lli-e.| !? Cent. N t l l"\ \l I'l I*.
) 1. IS 111NI i III. I'liilmlrt . I'll mnlK
iiorsmv i:i:pi:k>;.
A Postal < nril sent ti. with your inMre.. will
Insure (rue in reluin, our Illustrated i'lmtlar. n(
i nice HnuaefnrnUhln* Hprdaltlas Pa ijiki a
' SKIl.ToV Mnnillrteturers -,'sl Pearl .tre-.-l. S \
%<,IMS. KK%II THIN.
i Wr will pay \crot* a Salary of H00 per month I
met oxp?Mi.i .. <>r allnn .i Ihrue l oiii'iil-.eiii t->
1". i sell our new an<l wonderful invention. W<
ill- inemi uhat we ihv. \ddn-.. wit.cnn *l< l.n
,.ni mIkRHAN a it).. Manthall, M eliisan
HBi a ja \ l>
Trin
IN I lr?m the im|x>rter. at hell
. S II lie- li'ilMl <-?s| I'e-.| |.|?ll i 1 I
... I II .lil.r.sl l. < lull V^eiit met
I l"U" huyem \1' Lx|iiv.?
I I III I ('liiirtfru Paih. New i.
Lai DW U" HI) olll'.M V MI 111
In* <' \ N TKA t'<
ith p. it pe?x I.- :i and V.-* V V
MRU!
I'ir*'* I'l i'<; *rt\ ? I'm- iiihL \i*i* Tii h
Illood. ?r.<l will (v.iii|.Ii ,' I\ ritnnx? fr 1 n?> ' In
thecntin* nfurn In 11?: ? month* An) i?t? h
V tin will I II' Hill- |>lll i"il lii.- I (r.iiii l<)
wfit* may In* n**i.iivi to-mml li-?IUt, if - Ii
ii tlllnc l? |m?ihli<. .' III ? I .ill l?i ' |i'tl??r
I fctAU|M. I. ' JUll\rt)X A I O.. Hi Itor. Ml*.
? THE
MARYLAND LYING IN ASYLUM.
I*.; w l>l i.?i'.iii Mtii'i it\i iiwuri'. Mil.
I* K rOinfnrl'iHI" liollir fill I.A'lli * I". |M . 1111(5 r !)
liiii'inriil. Ni'v-li |iirn'?h*- I w'i -..- tin,
>triiM<it |irlv??*v i- ailnni* <1 ?-.i ? l? innl ?i ip.m
(WtollJ|i?r??rk. Pjlirnt* n HI ha thi At
Ii'IhIhiiiv of i'i I'l1./ 1 -i< '. |i * l.i Ii< nllilt
of I'l." ill , 111" AOtl *1. * t I <1 flTthff
.... iiii'irmatinti npi<l* > l?\Vli? >1111 1 i. I
|s'* Beddttil I'h* : i no"
^ v. III . >>( )\S
Capcine Porous Plaster.
? \ \ UH\I?K:)CI. I\V/:\TI.iv.
Tlirri i- lil|nli?on li?*t? i'?*li |! ati'l till' 111
null kinw h'Iiiis itornn- |iU.|i-r It I-i i*r
mi> >ii|N't inr t i nil nllirr i't t'-rnal r in- In- it
linllng lliiinn nl ?uil t * <-i!l-I ' < t i. n
Pi Iiftn* < - Iti 'i.V' - t nipitii'iiniin-lit
#hi< h in 'ii.i'mi.ii i i i..iii m'''i . |.-ili
in.-I i v i .< i..: . r* iif.. I.- i i :..i.-i
ngainl iii,-'\ ji- .j -rt: An* l'it\-i.mn I
IV t
n? ill. I I nil" llni'k. KHvntr Atl-ti". I mt!
.\ akin? ilil. .i 11 Hti*l i f i i.'i-iifi
' tilth*. ili<".i-?*l Ki ' ? AA ii i nicl
irtiv.liili* n III- I -n n'i'I ^'1 fl l >r n lii'
" 'oil- p!i?*t< l? ar? U"<i. ni- iiiip'i Hi- I**
;rniA ii r< m< I;.. \-k i >t I'h n-?n'* iiwim-|V
oil* i'U-l-r awl til." n<> i.'.h-r. I. w
l>nir*fM-. I'rin : -i??. spnt n i r?'*?-i|>ii
riiv, h) c?i?tiur* A Iniilnwili. .'I I'Ult ktrtw
' '.
r wmw&mnu
I j AvaH'T ) *9* prt* ? r?iT"*iT)UI ^ t*9
\ t'-'+i j 7 ft.* I -? f ?' ' ' i *J'i+
nf *i 'ff m for**-* g. T u4>*oee
tr-f f?ar K??# ffiH- ?! ? V ? r
A oo I 't mik mi- t:.?t J ' /* .. M
1 jm 9*vry iri if * v - -1 1>? link
II te* If t A JUrK3G* t w. Ki/? fMlttOMTV*
J1 DR. S. H. P. LEE'S
. LITHONTRIPTIC
tl'p CTUI ATONK AMU
OBATKL, UAL I.
BBHgjfL. KTONfck, UIAHKTKH.
uorT. tM.AKtif.
MEVTOr TM? rwxtTATK
GUM), and
In It* lnripi#nt iiifM
HRIGHDI DIUKAMC
(TRin. **BI I I)|SiSOI,Vtt
Z STONE AND GRAVEL
, 1 In tUKidneys, Urtr nod Bladder. ft u now
,tl forti*tir?t tiatfiventotb*pubte miwmforth#
r, , nuat die? raeoi nir it id ner alfcrt ion*. Sendif utj*m nk Ir
lat to d*U>t of tha 6. H. P. LfcB COMP ANY, So.
? ?CUotoa?)?c*,>'rw Yorkeuy. Soldty druffiat*
D ? A
IN SOLID O O l_ D 'j
ONE DOLLAR'J
Sy''
r
!rr. jJy&L %p
-f / ?v?
V^g?5# # #
;.r THE ONLY PERFECT FAC-SIMILE CF
* '' Pronounced Ky tie Acadr*ny if Frsn- it Jf. />
ii Th* b??i? <?f me-e pan a - mif* it, *>< n?. :-i ,,
10 the lef* i? I?e-"-..'.?Wry in ran*. krara?, a i??i<RT
n [III II Til Kill SI III u La iKI. (OV?D
iBMnlaf laikontllikaBiiiiutarr, Nnmni
'. mikii e a- r* - t - H ear. Ilrlllianr
The K:n(. *ml Ji?r 1?? /^?. ai ijirptm;.? ?
" "ON RCCYipt OF ONE MUART'
f. "JOm.kOU t?,amen, V nrKh " n?rai tur ufa -?.
'fc**r et . ' iii ! Ui 'WirfSi in
I t ..?.? ??*. -. t '? N
kin .r.ii-1'ri'ir ?< ? * r .
j V. - , - . r>'?-?Mi ? .?.!?
rl a?: MadOMa'hohaaiORokOaaei
- L > ?? . - ~an? t It ,~'k| a?l. art ? * u
1 la- -wam'ti > ruM ni^*v< ?f K I -V #
V. T?t IHMH -V gamfSpa n Ik
(.*' * town ii4 wm -a- te? ? i*M?rka |V
** We rnaran.w- the \Vondcrfi;! l.rfcrrr I'.ar
and wfll ebeerfhlij- r<-ft>od the money if runod now
r AMERICAN JEWELRY COMP
* Iki Amrrlaaa Jewelr, Ctmf
- - ? - -
CROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
GFX1IXF CODFISH.
1HAVE J 1ST RECEIVED MY FIRST SI Pply
Kti CodtSh the jnnulne article. Main
and krneles. R.J.SMYTH
SUNDRIES.
New ^usar Corn,
New Pearl Mt-aJ.
No. 1 Mackerel,
Pickled Salmon,
t'upo r<vi Cranberries.
Ve* ^ugar < "tired Hj.ui
Maple Sy nip.
< v ,.m ' w h.-at good for breaktatt.
' Just nsxrlved a. ihe'eortier oi Market and
. fourteenth ?trwi.?.
I ix'-Y P. J. SMYTH
FLKISIIM i\VS
Celebrated Compressed Yeast !
Received twice a week and tor sale Wholesale
i and Retail ?t
11 P. HKIIRENS',
The Centre Market lirwvr,
Ml 7 and ill!) Maikat Street
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANTI-FAT
E>v ^T
M At )
Al I.AV? Avn-Fkt I* thr great rcmedv for Corpulency.
I( I* purely nctil4f and p>rfl-ct)r liarmlo-*.
11 ailion the fx id In tlx- itomu h, (iixulwllnw
Int.- fit. Taken accordlna t.i dln~ ?l It
rill rrdwee f>t K***N fnn> I? o pnniJi u irrL
In placing t.'ila remedy N fore tlx- public a* * p?*ltl*e
cm* f. r ol? <lt}, we do ?o knowing It* aMIII) to
cut*. a- atteated by hundred* of tc?tlnmnlal?, of
which the I. U ? In* (Votu a lady In Columbu*,?iito,
l? a aampl' " lirntlerroti i?Yonr Ant I-Vat wa? dul)
rocetw l. I took it according to dtrvcUnna and II
I hi ' l nie Ave pounda. 1 * *? aor'ited over the r*.
rait that I Immediately sent to AiMHJtaVA drug?t..rr
f.>r tlir Mrond Ivtllc." Another, a ph. il. l ui.
? idling for a patient from ProKlin..', If. I., a.?>N
"K"Ur bottle* have reduced her weight ftrom ltd
pou i ll to l?i |"Hindu, ami tiw re It a ran ra! tniptor*.
tin .it In h- *Ith." A gentleman writing from Hot
I u, > : " Without aperta! change or altcnthui to
till U two hot tier I f Allan'* Antt-Kal reduced nie I.Mir
an.t cat quarter pnuRda" The trdl-ltnoiri \vi
*.i!e JlruggUta. hXITII. IMOI ITTI.K A MllTtl. of
I n. May., write a* follow*: Allan'* Anti-fat ha*
I 'lui-i'l a la.lv In our < ity erven |x>und? In Ihron
n?k<' A gentleman In hi. I.?>ul? wrllia: **Allan'#
Antl-K.it ieduced nie ta.|\e |? iin.'e In Itin* we i?,
and altogether I hare I -t t?. til) -tlvo p. mid* aliu*
i .iniin it lug Ita u*c." Mw-ara. I'o* ?'l I .1 I'l IMtTo*.
\\ Iml.-aalc 1 Irugglat*. of Ihitlal", N. v., write: "'l?#
Ttia I'm.ii'tiit rtin* or at i t*'* AjrtVr ATI tindirinen.
I nr loll iwlna ri ii irt I* trout the la.lv liOnied
A Stan'* Antl-Kat. "It the Atitl-V alt had tl>? itwliwl
fiect. r> hiring lite fat fr in two to Itvc pouiida a
wt*k until I had lo?t twentv-tlve immiii.I*. I hH?ter
to ii gain what I luvvc I'l I ' Antl-Kat I* an
I II fulled hi. nl-J ii it), t. |l MWlM dlgralloli.
? urlivg 'itapc|>?la, and t* ala.. a tx.tml remedy i.t
I . rutuali-ni. hold hy .It ugglal*. l'aiu|4ilol uii Obca*
Ii? ?. tit on receipt or -taiuo.
llt'l A.M.. Ml-lilClM. t O. PBOfli.s ltuTalo, N T.
WOMAN
Tr an Ivfotn** jr.?'tl?r nt the \\ orld'i iH-jvn*
arf ?nl ltivai l?' fI : 1. Ii.ivlri# >i? ! nia'ij t . a- .
tat I f t'*. ? |h . ?u.ir ii toman, I
> li&tt1 (Nfti *1 (? |w?rfW t a tuunl (mIcuI mi. 1
the r? iih'-it f-?r th? ?.'i %.
lo .It thU ru'ui.*! tpt clUc, 1 liarc tuti>-In* lie
II.n i -nil* In h e ?|n-i d illaeaw* lit'Idvnl to tiw
. i a til i i i . ... oan. ?:im 1 It out a* the lima* *r
run ntii* c' n* ef mi medli at earrcr, f >n II- nu r|l*.
** a |e win 11, aafr. an I iJTjeliial rrttwdy for thl* nan
iif.l, . a*r*, and oix'll *t *. I,?l all thin * and uiid. r
miio-tHin**,a t i.' | am willing |o ?ial>?
1. v reji ilall'Hi a a a J'lo -I' tail I Bud *o i ollfldi III Bill
I i: ?t II v III ni :-ai ,a n i't mnal aeognlim 1
I el i l ' t i. .1 I Ihdtr who n?< l? r r ai.r
i file- a 11II- ut?|< .1 whh !i I no n III, that I M r
, l I- I. Ill, I A I'ueiTttr bl tliAMi l. (lor
ii di n-. i'"' | I i wt 'ii|>ii i h. nie
'I lie I |l iwlna ai* among hi"- !.-a . a III with It
ID. Katerlla I'r. rlglIan oaa w. -I rnrv*. a-If lir
Ulagti. and w Itn a rrlaluty wttrr t -l. r? alt .In. .1 hy
i nu dhiiie: Leteotrhra. I . <?*!te II -lo,
I'ainfd Montldt |'i rlol-.. Pnnpreaalon* rhrn fr- * >
unnatural rail*'a. It o gularllh .. hut Huh. I'mi
i, - . - I a)|i i,- id ilii* I'ler . Arievra n and
, .o.i.l. , II iringelown .-iiailloiil, l u.-nat
Ii. . . \ervou* |h |?ri'- loii. Ilrhlntv, Ih-aimndntcr,
d rat* ' i Mltrante-, t orom t imMlin, Inf
, . ati.>nan t I'lci r illnnot t' d 'li rn*. Inipofci i >.
Its I Mine*., or Sh rtlllv, and hrnia r Meakneai. (
il- II 1 tj i| pe d ' . ua a " ro-.-aM," hill I*.
i i. I iM |n A,11 a alughwiaa ?f paryaw, a log a
i - itcffl t > IfK id ehronle .h*i*?w m iha
if '.1,1 . a . rail It w i I not h -appoint, tior
i '1 I i in .In.i . i latr or HVlltlntl.
-J 'i . I -in f i * iln r Inf. nu a'Uui on tla^e ?uhl
? . in . o?h. it . i 1 Mr rwrif- t nioiii* ??*i>?
'dtp! Ah All* lai It. a I took of "Vrr IU pa* w, *rut.
ikwi.o-M.oi r> ip' "f f It tn-at* mftiutrljr->f
I i.i*. 11 ?> ... a |a'CtiUar to Ki inaha. and g1*r? loueti
lain*. I. Ill In r a-I tu tiae tnanafi want of
I nu- atlrcllon*.
Vmertte I'lMrrlatlaa -aid t?I UmmM*
If. V. I'll Id 1.. M. I?.. I'Mji f, tk ..rlTa l>l?;a n?arf
and fnvattui l]ot' I, Ilufaio,... V.
A Dead Shot
ON TRAMPS.
The Boss Pocket Burglar Alarm
Which (i'Ki th? lumntM every <n.e and nevur U|l?.
CUMIO.
A F ACT.-The ntntrr t ar.d nml elfeetive ?af.r.uard
a^ainti Triim|ii. I'lilrtra mill llurgInm.
-rrt invented No family ?af* without one.
Mamp'e. w.lh boa of 7J < aj/?. liy mail |ettpaid. ?y en.
OimiiKrCllold jo ruva IU ? ?V? tn Kockford, III ,
?i fi t Aff n ? ' '-il *v?f v hff < atalf'Kn' free
Addrtu. WKMHIN MTI'f.Y t <)..
> St . t,h.' a(o
lief,-e Male what paper you aaw thlt adv in.
EXCELSIOR OIL CLOTH APRONS
tl^M. llNH ll-i fklUm.
MADg IP AI%OtTI? COLOll.
Sample I .ad I r?' fife, try
Himpl- < hiM'a ?l?u, try
can and do mate
$3.0? PF.H DA V I
W end for Cahicfw
If you waat omethinf you
can make money ot> KA.o"l .
' TUB
Nonpariet Specie Pocket Case.
Patented March J, l?;S.
ateKKL el.?rrr> Sijl
Ivtry'Mdy vuU I: ui 1*. ULIZ tt :13S7 AMk
Jidda all denoii'iri'tiOot of Coina to Iff VJ'd
the amount of ?.a dol an. ^'
Vami.le bv nalL o.iUaill. IC Cta. IIj
A fpt'Dd 4?rt?d* l >' Omleaaa
La^rCaaraMerv A;-ii? Huii^
Catavocv* r?**t ^P'
A<kir??? WKSTPRV SUPPLY CO .
(P. O. Drawer jjj.) ?o? 1-aSau*?., Ctucar/*.
;^NOS
'TV 1 MOUNTING S.
fcONEDbHAB
fibi f)?)
tjgp W
S? JN J*
THE REAL DIAMOND IN THE W0R10.
' - rr t "- , / " . ,/.y, t* t*~ir
,!,..? - '? . \ . - H i ? u*f>ri? f!i?r *P? riportM
tin wirrr ? r.nmc ui rrcr dmwhk
" -- ? !'! I >r ; *("( ?) At?n<00>l. ?l"f
Kraal*. .-mi
h - anif-i "frrMi, ; rr imnii m<rav xifi of
lztt*:* ::i!r:r: -.nr.'. -'.n.t?.: sar.uo-.
; - P i-ii M/ii. to ?r- iwliln-**
?- ?* . - ?,? p*.-*?iii"f. Our
I/. i.oiuJJ 'rr . ,| Ilk. ~*>M. ma M ?ra?.
. .f p <_v: Itnr ra,.
- . '*( :. ,1 tiu la
' *' r -f *Iv*B? mt'ir* rn/l-trnttimm,
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ill if rOw Oallnr 1 b* mumM In WalM <;?M,
UHNnofjr. Adiirr*- all oCi!-t? to I si* ^
AW, ."> Arndp, CINCINNATI, 0.
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Wheeling register. [volume], November 13, 1878, Image 3
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