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DAILY. TBl-VUK'uT, WEEKLY
LEWIS BAKER 4 COMPANY.
rsaL.«nm ahd noruiron.
TBS DAILY KEQBTK* I* pvfielUtf rrrry
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Ml Carritr, per «ii Ucvnft
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Bp *ii«, ptr to aJmtn*. pmtpakL. to <M
THE WKEk'L T KM. 1ST SB, « k*y* X Mhm
Irtl tlrnrn .Vp>« UKl LMrr'trt f after. Ttrmi <>; «■&
HTipttum, ytw yr*itntj. umtuMi ia*i*a«r«.'
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In C\ub* tf Tm%, «r ■>•«*• 1 0»
Enteral at (A* <M IfWimj, W. Fa., *
MtondWiiM axi/Mr.
fpetim** t>f>w« fuimAM /rt* y ehirj*. A<i
Jr*m the ptMWurt,
LEWIS B.lEMt.t CO, ITVWt».> IT. r,*.
» - ——: _ J.i.i - J
SncAKKu Randall (xinwiw * Repub
lic-mi majority of one in the next House
Tuk bullion ahipnunta from I^ad
ville, tltirinjf November, amounted ir
value to
Thi rveipts of B«'oth'* Theater "hir
ing the Bsrmiabih season of twenty
four night.* cloeed Sat urdav, were $t)Sf.
000.
Jay Goi'in, it i* said, will lead the
railroad lobby in the movement in foil
gress t» <erurj ti;e opening of the In
diau Territory.
Mr K I>. I.trnwio continue* to local*
an occasional Swiis colony in the State
He has lwen lately, selecting a locatio n
lor a n»-w colony up i:i the wilds o
Nicholas cunt*.
Til* result* i»f the census will not b<
tabu'at-'l unti! tl.e JOtli inst. Some
thing ;s the m.Vt# r with the Iowa <iis
tncts. Mr C< x etp-'ts tho total re
turn-i of population mill be a'*>ut J9,
OCUOCO.
A • ■•sTr.-T liaa been sprung on .lud#
Taylor, <• akhki !•'•* puccessor in th<
House, wbieh threatens to ciuse hiu
Home embarrassment. I' is claimed tha
h:s 11stn■ t ■ :■) i i it v\ th the n»*
apportionment.
The eloouent Rc-niar ^ 01 ' * 9*'1' *'
*.«»<•' iv that "tlw new®
his sermon i>u > »'■ -tv 1 J
paper is th*; r.-al Vim; where monarchy
e^.a, and the r.,1 iWhnt.wher,
men !:*»• under and cnj"y a republic
form of government."
MH.HAYt.SON KUECTION FRAUDS
\fter uprt'iMionf oi «ongratu.at.oii
that ',he history of the »»«'
9hows that in many I>arls*'1
where option tu the Hfteent h
Amendment has hmtofore prevail*
it is dim:niVriin.r," -,n'1 th • ».irth,rataa.
„.ent «h..t ■-0^ ««:•;*« 5;"
,fteeBi.»Tn.t».roIthefmh«H rfct.i-n
bhip con.Vre I upon the .»■««.!
l»v the r. '•■•nt sncidmeuta to the <*>n
,,*:tUtto». h,«. i-erhap* »< u;*m"
foted in the ro-on'. election to any 1 irjp
«xumt. in ac's.d violence and intmii.b
ti-.n," Mr. il ww pr.*e**dsto make ti e
(..UowiiU recommendation
to Confess upon the sn^-ct in .jui*
ll i\ \ru*r the Hoii-oi Representative"
„» l thc S.• - at.-. which have the tight to
ju«l" * el the elections, return" and e.u*.
Swlt « .fi.it ••i,'1'*
Vivwiintnt i-» triomuntily ! •
n., *
shall aivrne to any |*rson or party.
Ahntraitiv couaid.r 1. this recom
mendation i» ri^ht and just. The .1*1 -i.
ity aud perpetuity os repnhhc-in govern
mfnta. iHU.il pi marilv upon the fiee
Joman.1 purity of the ballot box. No
nartv can tilte ground* against the abso
lute protection of th<* ctcr against m
timidationaml violence, or the | rotection
of the ballot-box su'-iinsl fraud.
But that which gives significanceto
this rccummend.Uion i» the (act that
what precedes it tnhiamessage,makesv.
reicr exclis-dvelv to fr.iu t <»r violence
occurring or pnvp >r»ing war ». the
8outh"rn Stur,a. It has additional a,g
uitk-anrr hr«»s" that it gtvea force if
not sanction to tin* threal •<» the leaders
of the Republican party t . make a wuoe
snle exclusion of IVmocratie i'ongre*
mcn elect from lie' S <ithcrn Mates on
,he general ground ti nt elections in
thuae Mates are unfair uuI iruudulent
There 111 »v have been frauds in the
South. rhcre I'^'t'M w» re. The
South would bs v. ry dillerent irom tii«»
North ii there were r.ot. We cannot,
in the ah-wnce of any s»j «i*i{:> iiwtancen
in the nn«.i„-e o' Mr 1!a«« «^r its ac
company inii »h»C«tme®f«, .'etennine
which action «icei:e.lin Iran i—t ie
South or the Nort ». Rut if we take the
common, evrv.lay report a of the newa
,>sp ra of the country, ha sources of .n
foriuanon. etcry ui.preiu liml rea.l-r
must conclml- t'»;.t wi.en Mr. Il.*va»
•ing'.esont the S#.n»h n.» the particular
au.l apeciaJ sect ..!> "f the connt'V t»
which an Inves'i/ationo'eleelion fran-ls
nhouM be.lirwteil. hii<I to which 1 on
gnsa should apply a rule of exclmlimj
men hirs circle I to that body, he is irov
crned more in am-u recoinmendati«»n by
partinan preJudH* tbaa any de»ire f.
protect the billot h »x an I set ur* fair
elections.
There were, perhapa, more iran.la
committed uj^n the l»allot box in the
last el* t'.on—taking t^e newspapers of
lto|h sect:«>u> as aoiircoe of information
-in the tingle city oi New ^ ork tl :in
>n all the Stat a «4 the South put to
•/ether. There waa mere intimidation
and coercion prtjcticvnl upon the voters
who sre emj 'ove» oi the manufa. toina
'in the North, than there *»scoeivioa or
intimidation up«»n the entire negro
uiation of the South. There was certain
ly iron, complaint oi tte former than
the latter inlxith caMrs. Yet Mr. lfA^ ia
seema to have heard only oi the latter
Mid not the former, lie aeema to l>e
impreastil witlitlie imi>erative r*ce*i'y
oi reforming flections in the South, but
ia entirely indiJb rei.t alwut the same
utate of affairs in the North.
If Congress will apply a searching
inveetiaauon of iltctioo frauds t> all
sections oi the country, excluding U?
publicans aud Deinocrata alike from all
benefits claiaied by such practit'es, t'.te
who'e country will aay, Amen! ^uch
an inveatigation, we opine, will he iu
v.ted by the l)emocrat»e partv in and
out of Congrcw^ and if conducted in a
non-partisan spirit and purpoac will t'o
it much toward depleting the Republic
otn ranks in Coogrets u it will the
Democratic strength. And thU will be
the result whether the investigation
foet South or North.
It will be found that all the triads of
the South are not in the interests of
Democrat* alone, but that Republicans
} there are very mot h of the same type
a* Republicans in the North. It was
but a few days after the e!ec*»ion that
. the Charleston AVk-j and Courier said
that there was ' no charge that the Demo
i crats intimidated anybody in Charles
, ton county at the Ute election; every
i citiitn could vftf as he pleased, with
out let or binderamw." But, it added,
| "tbe conduct of the colored Republicans
j outside of the city was widely different.
■ It was almost as much ax a colored
mm'* life was worth to vote the Demo
cratic ticket Noue could safely do it
beyond the corporate limits of Charles
ton. ThU fact is established by the affi
davits submitted to the l>oard of State
j canva-scrs on Thursday." It fuithcr
j charts that ' the Republican Snper
• visors and Deputy Marshals in various
I couuly districts interfere 1 to prevent
color*.d people from toting the Demo
i cratic ticket."
S> that, while it is not denied that
j frauds ox'st in the South, just as they
do :n the North, they are not all Demo
cra'ie frauds. They should he investi
gated in the South and also in the
North. And Republicans who have
i profited by th»»in in the South and in
! the North should be excluded just the
i same as Democrats are.
The Demccratic pa'ty is not oppiscd
to investigations, but is opposed to sec
tional investigations. It is n< t opposed
to fair elections, hut it is opposed to nil
fair investigations. It is uoL opposed
to excluding Memocrats from Congress
who go th«*r«> through fraud n(ton the
ballot, l;ut it wants th« same rule sp
! plieJ to Republicans whether they come
| from the North or the South.
THE CITY ELECTION.
A correspondent who takes a lively
, interest iu the pllairs of the lily, sends
, lissome pertinent suggeetions relative
| to the approaching municipal election.
Inrigird to the time of holding the
election, he calls attention to the fact
that "under the amended ordinance
passed December 23, ls73, the election
i will take p'acc >>n the fourth Thursday
in January, or on the 27th day of the
j month." This is icferied to because of
i the dilleri nee of opini n existing as to
j the date of the election.
Thechiel purpose our corrt-spouueiii
' has in view, in to enlwt* the itn|»ort
ance of sel»*ctiEg rtiivi. lates for si I the
, positions, wl.o are nij a We and honest,
and na'U in wboM* business ability and
characterise confidence of thecommii
• nitv is already established. 1 or, s.'ys
our i'rtrrre*i>ijiti!e('it. "i am authorized,
front d.da in my possesion, to pay (hat
; the Itcpub!»r:ui |»artv w ill select an«l of
1 ler I lit* of t!.r city ;i tirki t coIm*
I poa>*d of its titi-i -n.-* !->r their suf
| frairen."
W« fu'Jv endorse ami are in hearty
. am r I with tin* sentiments* *|» w l bv
i our correspondence regard:i>g rie i »•
port imv ot t!ie Ihfmocratic pnr;y noiui
! nating it- best men for ail the litv of
j fices. but the particular itason for go
doing, above quoted. we reirsid as the
uioat Insignificant that *-oal«l he named.
The annua! intimation or roast, that
' the Republican puny proposes to "put
its wry best men in humiliation'' is too
; stale to longer serve the purpose of
|x>iitical capital. The annual outcome
! of the boost has not heretofore furnished
< any sj»eriai inducements for the inde
pendent voter t > swell tie ranks of a
minority partv.
There is an old proverb whic h says,
! "Get a name for rising earlv. ami you
| can lie Kl>edall day." Sol he Republican
J party of the city have an annua! habit
! of heraMini: in advance of their nomi
nations that their candidates will h"
chosen from among the "niOet select
citi/.'.-ns," anticipating tiiat with this an
nouncement go: r.^ out to the people,
voters would simply shut their eyes,
open their mouths and shallow what
ever and whomsoever their nominating
conventions save them.
These tactica have served thtir pur
pose in the past but haw also serred
out their day. The s im« boast wits re
i plated prior t<* the Oct »ber election,
hut fc.iied of it 4 purpose and ell'ect
, When the publi« scrutinv was turned
upon the "select" nomineesof the Ke
publicm party, the exercise of a little
intelligent discrimination rt suited in
' the selection of Ihe IVmocratic n >mi
j nee?.
The candidates of the democratic
party have heretofore compared favora
. blv with tho*eof the RepuhJicin partv.
J An occasional shade of ditlVrence in
! the degree of timet* between compel
ling candidate? will inevitably occur— i
sometimes in favor of the Republican
camlk!ate and aometimes the
democratic candidate, but this
furnishes no sr.Hicient reason
tor the abandonment of party
organization in selecting municipal olii
cers. The majority party is responsible
for the administration of the city gov
ernment. It should be represented in
< ifi -e by men of itscv.u selection. If
they prove incompetent, the party which
put them in should feel an <<|uai respon
sibilily and have an equal readiness in
, putting them out.
There are some questions of city polity
which must neceasarilv enter into the
coming election for Connci'men, of
which the Democratic party, as a parly,
should take cet»n!at:ince. There are men
. in the LVmceralie party who ai'e «juite
' ** iDinwIei ' lo cope with these que:
tions i,s there are in the Repnb'i
ean parly. it w right that the
' t.>x payers should be represented
by men who have\iewa and purpo*»a
iu accord wit'i the majority upon these
| matt err. It is right slid expedient that
, trie views o; candidates should b? in
quired into and understoo 1 before they
become the nominees of lite party. The ,
old fashioned method of inter;, gatirg |
candidates as to their attitude t >ward j
particular matters associated with the :
positions t » which they aspire, would 1
not be a bad method of ejecting reforms !
in many matters connected with city.,
atlairs. It gives the people a chance to i
express thetnselves upm the reforms
prop>sed, and engenders a general and
salutary discussion oi the?e matters;
and the time for such discussion is in
dvance of the nomination*.
Two public lectares in a lirtgie week,
manifest* iom« revival of iuutestln
this character of entertainment in
Wheeling, which we are glad to note.
And fo long as such men as Dr Payne
and Dr. Talmage cccnpy the platform
there ought to he no difficulty in sti'»
ring np a very gene r<d iott rest in le< -
tures. Dr. PaY.sk. who lectures cn
Thursday night, ha* the reputsti >n «f
beinjr the equal of Wknoki. Phimiim hs
an crator. and home think he has no su
perior in thucoiutrv. Dr. TalmaoeIs
also a man that everybody wants to
hear. If the community il^es not re
spond to these offer.*, we roust conclude
that the taste for ltdures has entirely
died out.
Tn* exegesis of Hayis on c'vil per
vice reform—a man who occupied the
executive chair through the inopt mon
strous frauds .that every hnrlefjued
popular government; the man * ho re
warded with fat salaries ami high oflice
the whole list of ecaiups w ho counted
him in; and the man who, while seeing
money extorted from every employe of
th<? government to buy the presidency
f »r his successor, sat still and dumb;
tbis man preaching civil service reform
—is the greate*t travesty of the times.
FOR RENT
FOR RJBNT.
TnK THREE sTOIiY IIItH K Brtl.PIVH,
with st«<r*-roon 0:1 ri *>r, formerly w
cupied by liac.'iinaii A l)ur>t, »uuat>- on fl.e wot
i»i le of Market site t. n< ar .«ei ond Ward Mwrk^ t.
'lite bulldlujr is Kdiipied ami new iihhI k• u
boardin* h< us" by a v»>od tenant, wia> ulil In
w ilHng to reut for next ye>tr fioia any on"- r. nt
in,- tne whole building with a view of only >>■»
uipying the store r«.o:fi. T: <- fixture*. Hu ll h»
»helritiK. Ac., atn be purrta-**! ir< in pre»ent o<-.
tupunt cheap. if /. slIKIVhK,
uoJ^rn 12il Main Street.
for" rent.
The two story iik!< k nurse, mk hi:
• il l IH'J Maike'. »'.r.c!, city. n w «»r» Uuied
t>\ Jo>oph iiwn ai (• » iIihiii and tnb>io< o k!n«i-.
t'liaxe -i«ii iriveu Aj.ri'. t, l*-! I.'iy.iri: a: ort co
of t'iro and M.»rit:e Jjvur»n<v Cov.; «iay. i ; r
FOR RENT.
An tlestnt cum.y residence, Miiuted on
Edgingtou lane. t *«. «tn<i one-ha if nilc* from
thiaritv, an t within tiw ininut-;*' walk of the
Ktu «;r<vo Railroad. The hon<-e is tntirrly
ne'.T.ontalnsei^ht rootus, be^tdeselothca t<-« m.
bath kkim and attic. )(<<t urd fold water
throughout. nr.it t!l the Oth r modern cot.ven
leiava. A lar«e mid conveniently arranged
Malde and carriage boiw>. ami at! other noct*
►ary out-buildings in pc'n t order. The w nylc
surrounded l y two and one l>rt)f m re! of ground
wei! fenced in Fr>rpart!«'ii!n'» lu'|Uir> by mall
of M'i Mbelia S. i»ava;e <• ty, or pcr«>>» illy to
Dr. W. J. ltatc*. Jr.,Twelfth .*t. «1e7eo 'Jul
Street Commissioner.
Klitor of II.' Kryi*'<r.
P.l'a'C aUUOUIH •• G Bolter. SuETl VRR 56 ft' li li
•latef rfclre.reuinmisMotuT, sul jat toth-j« :tr
I luiocratlc Convention. He r«-»r« i tflillv ie-k«
the L'cmoon ts o!' the city ta support him for the
nomination. to.i
Dissolution of Partnership.
nnilE PI KM 0?7.TNK .t MORI'IKU* i;.<s
1 ih ii •'«>• 1-h-ii ol-nolv-d ,\ li. M-.r» In -',
rv'irins 'III*' Iiumv»-.-n "f the lite flrui wi!: i ••
>.-t»le«1 by W. TlK>«na> Ziiil'. w»:<> (• (I'ljli-.ri* :
t>. d'i I'Hr'i.n k«"i\*l Uiravlv*. li: :• Med
wiJ pla^e call aud niiki- .-I ! iv.nt »l oi:«v.
W. TtiOMAS 7.1 .
A. It. M«.'f:K!!hAl»,
Mmtn I l*fO.
I *liall continue the !•;.».ih"< Fiirnlmiv «,»
pet», Ae . nt tin.' oi.: « B::d. 1117 J' 'ill RIii et, I
wiih co"d uixhH nii't low prices k'i irantee •.
fcwl i w HtMl. >, THOMAh XIN'K
Wanted. 100 Co?l Miners.
At wHKKi.iN'i riti.i i; < mi.coviw.nvs
mliiw, Uo ulltf wot >1 biiiliwiwl < ;t
tin- Cle»tlan<l, 'i iixur.VAi \ it;'- \ -i•.«! \\1 • «• ■ i. •
ruilniNf). Kive ai.d a li.lf v. .n. 1U\ :ij»
in»If MtUf.>etory arrinimiiRiiU «..iii >mr ..1.1
miners w e huve I •n» :nie w•.! !)•••
ITIIt.^'f l*».
W«.(M, m vcty v • •• i" • i«Ti»ii
of two tlloimnd ]<out.N A|• J•:ou ilx* < ri: i: i-i
to J. t Vtlttii «n|v!lateM(ttl. >•••• bot<x»
l« rir!ict-l ciin r* nrol appiy 8*e*dt w irk.
i: .»i,i JAMK,< r.\11KR»<)>. il.nin'.".
Nonas.
ON AND A1TKR THIS DA7P MY TWO
store-, IU'> MmUet -trrot«.ml 2217 him! 2JI'.'
M.i'l«l >twt, will to ivuitiinel u:td my emtio
tjii.in* -i her -til.-* I'liniliicli-I • i
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ftT' ecru:. 1 a'cutiililji Att- :»t.
Telephone nnmkr
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"HOMES IN TEXASI" i
is tit E Tltt* ' r
A New Iliustrated Pamphlet
Do* r.ptlvec( therosintry a:nl tiibutarj* '
to the litu r' the
International and Great Northern Railroad.
And contain* a good <-oui.ty imp nf tie-Sr«ti> It
t'mc ntain* th>* naniii" and a J'lrc^e-. of Karin- i
m and flanters In Texa%wli<> h-.ve
i ikkk for kali: <h: «e\t,
And thrwf vrlio will want Kurn ITr»ti '« • ->r :ieit
yeur A fij rnl thl« l>j!»k will be >nrtl!>.1 fr«e :
t> ihote who d«i e leiiai ie infonnation «!» jt '
Tcxa#, u(h>u appiKftt. 'n 1 v letter -i; •■;*! r:.r!
to ALLRC SfcCOY.
ueneral Frrlsht *::<! Pa vi .cr A»*« nt, I'.. »• •
lit*, Texaa. d>3b
Readings! Recitations! Elocution
CHOICE SELECTIONS
TM* !i diiform with tn • (•.inul-i tn
cth»r iii -cd,i*l» i| !-n4<t IVrlamailRK* ' . Ura4laJL
'.mbmiBt >»ratla>rau Orat^-T. Paih<». Ilainor. t en.
J **•»»• Pf'" ® 30 CtB . tr hnkw!). r*
boy • ho ipeii. pi <-« #r»r* iP»L4t-r'. f \ Ix-ft i
who wtr't N«ac<h!a( New t » r*-. . . • , ! (.v, lb;
re-? * Ji$ "'7. 40 ! r"" 1uf («■«">• Kmc.
W#al»jtia*aTSira»lJooksot' Ouicx.cr.s,,,j.l
POINTING WALLS!
BKirK WALL5? SHOULD BK POINTED BE
forv Uv v are pnluted. and hit ia the lime
o(y.artodoiu Tbou haviua vo:kol this kind
ahauldcalicn
HAMILTON t McGRANAHAN,
rF-AlTU'AL BlU' KLAYUf,
ManteW and Grm'.e* Set It; the !a:e*t mprotK? I
i'y'w: the drait r»f tad rh'aney? tn:fr».TC<l, aud !
{ta.-'UK aud brick Jtytac lone.
L«Teordjr*. or wad by w«U' jarJ. to ia 2j
•j a aCbroo, t>i>o»tlakf. Laee, etc., CARDB
OU »" tni&' MILLLR Jk CO., Scho
iIm t\ dUu ia 2a. Y detb
NffW AO«t»TI*EMt*TS.
T^l RNIirtED RCOMa WAKTKD-OXI 01
r two fiirntehtd roomi. »Uli«ble fur itabt
hou»e-l«*piPS: or will buy furnftnre ivi rt p?y
for i«w« In monthly pay menu. * Referem**
K ron. Addre*, "FurnUhca Room*. RwMOf
oflW. de&l
WAVBHK
A GOOD GLRXAN SERVANT GIRL. Ap
ply Ht
U. t, 9» KA KICKY KTREET
boy'wantedT"
Mu'i beintelligent, geiit-e'. and ot>'.i*ln/, and
mint write a g «od ban 1 rapidly. Apply at Rio
■nut ofHee. deS
_
I .FRIDAY, DECEMBER THIRD1, A CHILD'3
; l>!ue enable). gold leaf renter. Gold fin,
market "Margie Park." A liberal reiturd will
l>e siren on leaving saroeai jewelry »t»reo(I.
G. billon, Ma-.i! >!re« t dt'8
Executor's Notice.
A I! parties iudebu-d to the estate of the !»te
John Flu«ltr nions ore reviwttd to pome for
ward «ud Sttt'e.
MARY HI /.SIMMONS.
Execulilx.
"Terman student lampsT"
1>\KI.OR AND HAI.L I.AMIS, LIBRARY
i amps au<t Ctiutidelien In new «nd beau
tiful desigus, at
>osbitt Ac Bro's.
4» S MM MAKER BTSKET.
Notice to Tax-Payere.
f'TTV CoU.rcTOR"* OrFirR, \
\Vti>:F.i.i.su, November 30. 1W0. i
No'ice !s hereby ^iven th-.t City Taxr* m.d
V'ut' r Cents ani'i uw due. Interest will le
charged, accordinif to law, Ht the rut^i f 10 per
cviit on and utter January I. 1*S'.
JAMES IS. TANEY,
delv litjr Colla tor.
SPARE RIBS,
rpF.NDEU1.01N. BM'K HONRS. PIGS KEKT,
X «XC., TO-DAY, Ut
]>. C. J^iwt, Jr.'s,
IS roi'R ITEN TH IT.
"MIIAMN !*•
REV.C.H PAYNE,LL.D.
l'ri-<> !• nt of tha Ohio ffH'cym I'nivers'ty, will
l.irmre in tho Fourth «t. >1. F. CmikS,
Thursday Evening, Dec. 9th,
At 9 o'clock. Sutijret:
"an AMa
1 !i!« h eture the llr»t of a toxica of ontrrtain
rnetit* to tie 5tveil during the winter. coutiatitig
of four utliins by ti4slim-iiUhed men and a
enmvtl.
Ticket-for the nrpi'. ?!; S|i.g> Tli ket«, :5,-.
F ir »nle at the mil le and book »tores «r.<1 «t tiio
«l<Hir. deir
Christmas Goods !
\\ .!l o|>eii tlih week another lurst? »t<Kk of
Flench Bisque, Faience,
I.OX.U V.
ISMttlllT.
imisiax
| >r. 1 o'li- r Ml cr>''1". 1 rosprrtfisIlT Invito
!)<• i•• ib ■ lii KBnd to m l nd in'.e h ;.c>k
! through whether thiy v. ml; to buy or ir.l.
I. <i. ]>IhL(»',
! I'm: LK VM.VO JKWKt-F.lt.
>kw <;ooi)s^
Mfn v» Ffiv Layer Hji-im,
)o haifh in Fancy Iny. r iu!»:n*.
i"»| i ««*-I- Mic I i« *k h I' 11in*.
;i*» •• I'mi-at Layer FU*.
J'i " Ni-r <"if ii,
t< ti.ii.*^ s ft six !i .\lmon<S,
- N. >.v Killi»r'>.
I'.' I»t ! i. Mulct;i i
'• 'it l». I i',;i rn Or.tiyc.,
'• M-xis Mu'.ipi. Lenin**,
Ju»t it ■ ivtil tiinl fur sil i In i ny .,Ti«nti:y, tiy
ilST. SCHULZ.
1 4.VIT _____
rlV> tiio ]j!icli<>N ;
w.m *;♦.U'l «n limitation to
LOOK AT CUR NEW STOCK !
Plush and Leather Satchels,
IV».N \Sli I'll Mill.
ST4X10X A DAVE3POHT.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
—ft P. TIIK -
HZOHiTIDA.YS.
u: 1> I! BOOV, AT
tu-'T IIIGGI1V»\_
Siilnniiij', November £7fli,
GREAT AUCTION SALE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
N1KICAL UOODS,
w
5lt TWELFTH STREET,
\X7nbhiugton Ilal 1.
In or«1er t >g!w atto:iti'»n cxcl't<:vclr to the
PIANO ANO ORGAN TRADE,
the «■«'ini>r te "I siuhII Instrument*, cia
t>'. .• M- V'ollis*. ii iilnrs. Atcirdliin-, FlnVs,
Itiiij. . it.-., t' K' l <r with ii larj;» f^t ■< k «>f
Mum." |{n..it« rnj Mu-icil of every «V
M'il|it:i>n, >uih «> liiTiimttin* for a;; kind* nf
Ii striiirent«. M'iMe I o'i<~ «n«l othei articles
t«>o iiUD'otou* to mention. a>»>o th-j ,
tfllOW CAS 19a 001 NTKRS AND SBRLVIN
»ill '>t» «tiM i:t a';e*iou, eoniinMiein? at
2 P. K., Saturday, November 27.
••rvl In the ( Venir e at " o'tlock, continuing
troM lav to •{ it i !• r a Ij mminent, un.il the
: t>. k i« !t:lty m»M. W M. II. FH MB
W. ii. haLLKU. Auctioneer. no.';?!.
Just Opened a Very Handsome Lot
-OF
SEAL SKIN
SAGQUES!
—FROM—
The Most Reliable Manufacturer
in New York.
ALSO LARGE LOT OF
CLOTH CLOAKS, DOLMANS and
SHORT JACKETS.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
1152 & 1154 MAIN ST.
oc21
We have the Largest J
Assortment of NOVEL
TIES for the
HOLIDAYS!
I
To be found in the city.
»
Open at night until after,
Christmas.
I
BRDES&COFFER
AWUgKMtXTi. ^
OPERA-HOUSE.
0*1 NIGHT ONLY. THURSDAY. DK.'ftti
DOTLY CARTE'S
London Opera Company!
Composed of Tie principal member* of the
Original Fifth Avenue Theatre
Company.
In the Mel^-DramaM.- Open. In two arts, writ
ten and composed, expren'y lor production In
the United Hate*, by Arthur Sal.inn and W.
8. <>ilb«>rt. author and compjacr of "i'tnafors,"
entitled the
or. the Slave or duty.
The Or era. which i» produced under the direc
tion uf i no author and composer, will be reoder
f l in the sanio m«ntier that cnaracteiiied Ita
»i;i\w>fui run in New Vork and th« principal
cities of America.
The Seen try in Entirely New, Elaborate New
Costume*, an Enlarged On-het.tra ami a Coorui
of Forty Trained Vwift-s.
Adtn:*>ion - I'aJquette and Dri*a Circle. fl.OO.
Kfnerv^J Seat*, f 1.0V Family Circle Sac; lle
acrved Seats "Sc. Scat* on sale at P. W Baum
tr » muaic store. tale to comment* Tuesday,
Dec. Tth, at a a. m. de4u
Opera House*
REV. T. DE WITT
TALMAGE, D.D.
WII.L I.RCTrBS
Saturday ETeninx, Dec. Uth.
M'BJCTT,
"Bright Side of Things."
ShIc of Hcvrttd Seats will commence Wednes
day morning, December stb, at C. Y. l.ticaa'
music room*. I2.'7 Market street. Reserved Sesta
75 cents. del
ACADEMYjOF MUSIC.
Hi'WiP.n & Hrsi Proprietors.
Cn At. IKlWlltS Manager.
Commondrg Monday, Dc<\ 6th, nlght'y at * p.
y. , Matiara* Saturday Ht i r. ».
H NKW HTA1W. H
Tom THE Ml" Hi: AYR—Henrietta,
ttetlncd Iti>h Sket' h Ariista.
MKS.SAM i'Ul.K,
Th# Or?at American Panjoist and Cornelian.
MB HA MY UDOXARD,
Veeati'o Ci median.
MM ETJ1E MOORE.
. fhj Beautiful Sons and Dance Lady.
I .ax l WYek of the Favorites,
THE LYNN 8IsTkR-».
I*o*ilively Change ol Kill Everj
Tluitxilay.
Ada:l<*lnn 2'c; Orchestra Chairs S-V; Dteas
Circle W. .Malilite I'ricts to all parts of the
house, 2V\ GEO. W. lllFE.
Advertising Agent.
l^iinoy Goods J
In I.arse Variety, Suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS I
Tor inspection at
JOHN FRIEDEL'S,
04 11.10 MAI * STREET.
Ho! for the Holidays!
li.i*Raii,s |ttr tlio Holidays'
LADIES AM* CIlll.DKKN'd FLIW
NEW NOVELTIES IN
SILK IIANDKEB) ll'EKS,
FINE BLACK CA8IIMERKK,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
IViiina'.its • f B'ai k Silk Cheap Other Ur<***
floods at Gnat. shawU! Sfeawls! fm chesp.
iit •! !-k'it«. bin bantalns: Knitted H ind* and
Nu'.i.iS, Fine J'aMo l.iin lis mil Napkins, trills
bit- for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
A full line of Donrstic fiool' at leas than old
pm es. « a»«imeri\ Jeans. 1'lai I Flannel, lllesth
• <1 and Br<>» ii Muslin, tjiiighama, A<■.
t'.A l( l*r. X ^,'r A
AlCjitand le?- than cost to rloss nut our stock,
lilvo us a <*11.
Henry ltoomer,
d-»? NO. 2101 MAIN STREET.
IT FOB TIE HOLIDAYS.
Now being the time of year that everybody is looking for a suitable
Present for relatives and friends, and we knowing this to be
the case desire to call the attention of all such per
sons to our Large Stock of
HOLIDAY GOODS!
Consisting of Easels, Music Cabinets,
Foot Rests. Patent Rockers, Ratan Rockers,
Perforated Rockers, Easy Chairs, Reclining Cha rs,
Camp Chairs, Camp Roekers, Fancy Stands.
Marble Top Tables, Boquet Stands.
Lais' CylierMs,(tails' Cylinder Desks,
Book Cases, Secretaries,
Ebony and Walnut Cabinets,
Patent Adjustable Cornices, 4c.
We also have a Large Stock of
Children's Chairs!
Consisting of ROCKERS IN CANE, RATAN AND WOOD in a Great
Variety of Styles. Cur
CHILDREN'S CHARRIOT CHAIRS!
Are to be seen to be appreciated. Just think of it, a Child's Carriage,
Table, Chair and Rocker all in one.
SLEDS! SLEDS! SLEDS!
We have a nice lot of hand made Sleds, just the thing for the aver
age Young American.
Give us a call and examine our Stock before making your purchases.
a MENDEL <& CO,
1124 MAIN STREET,
Wheeling, W. Va.
UNDERTAKER S NOTICE.—Mr. B Zook, our Undertaker, hat re
moved from Fourteenth street to No. 1219 EofF street, the first bsuse
below our Furniture Factory. He has Telephone communicatJtn direct
to his house and will answer eails promptly at all hoars. The most
careful attention will be given to all cases of undertaking entreated ta
him. Parties Telephoning will please call No 5.
OIQ. n. TATLO»"P»t 00001. m -j
ora new stock!
WtlUMX* HlMlltt Wluttrl^J
.ext«i« • wO>' <•*" «• «•«»■« »«• »,uj
-Trttf—r JAYL0^1
OCR STOCK Of DRESS 60M
, — velvets Brocade Ml W*, M«rTrllrn, SirJ
Fi»ibracing *HSSK wSSSm, N
gold and silver brocades,
CM.r< H«lr. t-u,kk rU"* Kwfc"r* *"'"•« »
Catul's lair ani Mm Mrt SI
.. DeUMH In*11 -«w lI*llo<r»r*. Brum*. Ur,«w,to
OI.,c Sh.d^ 1». «KH-nr,a.lrdb,.n,
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT
....—««»<•«». »"h •" "*•••*
* HUM.
Seal Dolmans, Seal Sacques, Circu
lars, Fur-Lined Garments
11,111b. new .MOW, •■Clndln* m- l««..K»rU» Maw*.
FANCY GOODS!
A foil representation of the new Ibinc* In thin lino out ibu
LadlCM* Bed Merino I'nderwenr,
Ladle** White Merino 1'ntlerwear,
Ladle*** Colored Merino llonicry,
MImmV Colored Merino Honlerj,
MImmh* While Merino I'ndernenr.
Boj-m* Colored erlno (nderwdnr,
Men> Colored Merino I'nderwenr.
OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT!
Complete with foil linesorCamePn Hair, l>rnp limn tritium
Momle Clolhn, Merge*, Nun Cloth, Cafclnnenm l»rnp It'll*,
English Crepe*, Black Merino I«oiig Nlmnk bilk M*rp linn
ettaa, do.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
In thla department wo dlwpluy niuiij *oi«*lilm iu ««M •
Ntap e*.
GEO. B*. TAYLOR
Q«l7
MONDAY, 7V0V1<;M If i ;i< loin]
C. P. BROWN'S
i si
POSITIVELY RETIRING FROM BUSINGS
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware, C'ocks. Cl ir<|
Guns, Pistols, c., 4c.
ITtvIng <1§t«*rmln«r1 l« r»".lr« fi«m th# trw<lr) hn*lnr*i, I »..i |*wit »»'» » ■ i
without rrMrvtt, roa>ni«iiring on
MONDAY NOHMIN(j, INOVKMIICK IA, I""]
At 10 o'clock, anil lontlniilnic tiatil the »nMr« «to»k •ndflit'i"*. • 1 >*•♦»* '
«'rlork, afternoon il ! V) o'rloi k, r rro11 K »t 7. V <•'« « »
Thf.Wwk ron«l«t» of • l*rj<- «ii't «< II lli.« of itteh t'wxii •< •" •
'•wtdrj iiorw* Yon wc raapecttully itirl «-<l i , at'« n I l.nw <wl > »t< 1 •• • 'if»« . '
THE SALE IS POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESEBVC.
Th* r*pnut!«n fir FAIR PEAMSO, without tH«r oa » » •
Jorwl for twenty M«ti yrara, will *trl<tly m* i
Ikfltla Will Iv f»ri'1uct« <1 \>J Col, J. M. Rlltllflfncl of f'f.' l» 1r. J-' *
O. F. BROWN.
NO. 51 TWELFTH STREtT. WHEEURG. W. »
UNDERTAKING!
A SPECIALTY.
Caskets and Coffin;
OP ALL KINDS AND SIZES.
SHROUDS, 6L0VES, CRAPE, fo
In addition to one of Us tnest black parses in the .'city I b* •
sUfaat whits hearse fer chJMrea.
Hacks, Buffies aid Besses furnished at reaaooahls rates.
All enters left at;«y Livery Oflce, No. I430;*arfcet Strsst «*"
celve pronpi atteatioo at aay th*e, day or nlglit, ky
B. DAVENPORT,
(Late «f Lbt. lumpwt A Tuka, Wtollaf,
Wmt v« )
SMtraJ CfMittiM Prnfttoas,
6ua, Tion, km can« n&,
w wuuuirr., csicaoo.

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