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ÜJtJoa BtsNcrr receive« the Hiaton
Herald in Exchange for the Huntington Ad
Tertiacr and «ill this week take charge of
kit new paper. Brother Brssrrr will make
thing« not«.
CoffGftissMAX Gibsoü haa determined
that if Democrats are not satisfied with the
appointment* of fourth cla« postmasters ia
district it will not be his fault. He hu
req nested the applicant* for port
utndè» to hold elections and the one who
pto«lt np wiih the largest number of Dame
K*'ic rotes is installed as P. M
oscoa Con s ling has again returned t>
• ew York and comes just in time to take
pP*r; in the political campaign that is about
' to be inaugurated. The Republicans have
keen trying to cipher out a slate, a pUtform
and a campaign to suit themselves while
Saara* has been away, and it will be inter
j esting to see what effect his arrival will pro
! dace upon political affairs. Roaros has
his own peculiar ideas about things, and he
I likes to see them carried into effect.
Some of the Virginia Justices of the
Peace have original ideas about conducting
their businees. A justice in one of the
border coun'iea has struck the happy
thought of depending upon Patent Ottice
reports tor law and for legal forms. This
Justice is a Terr good man to have around,
but adjoiaing counties and Sûtes are rather
at a disadvantage. He always takes his
<owa time to cipher out and write a warrant
iora man s arrest, and several days before
the warrant is ready tor use the criminal
has slipped across the line into West Vir
ginia and the people oi his own community
are no more disturbed by him.
I
Ma. Robert Garrett has returned from
kit European tour and finds some very im
portant questions concerning his railroad
and telegraphic interests confronting him.
The Western Union Telegraph Company
hare, ever since his absence, been casting
longing eyes upon the R A 0. telegraph
Ine, and th»ir hngiog has no1 c?as?d at his
return. The late railroad negotiations that
have been going on in Pennsylvania and New
York makes it seem very probable that a
vigorous movement is on foot to keep the
R A 0. railroad out of New York City.
Mr. Garrett can interest himself tor some
time in looking after these matters. What
efforts be will make in regard to them
will be very interesting.
The revolt in Roumelia has been as
•peaceable and quiet as anyone could wish.
It is not often that the government of an
entire province chan.ee hand- without
bloodshed Rut the affair may in the end
prove quite serioaa. The Sultan is not go
_ in«, to let of best provinces pass out
oniisiiands without raising some objections
He is amassing an army tor some purpose,
and H is likely to be used to quell this re
volt The revolt is said to have been
5 urged on by Austria and Russia, and to see
the Saltan interfere with an army is just
what these two nations wish. They would
have a regular picnic in dividing the spoils.
Austria would scoop in Bosnia and Herze
govina, and Russia would be free to control
Bulgaria and Ronmelia and as much other
territory as she should wish.
Ir the Chief of Police will do his own in
vestigating thoroughly and promptly and
act with corresponding energy and deci
sion, this community will stand by him.
Otherwise it will not. Neither the Mayor
nor Council has anything to do with Officer
Brass'case, unless the Chief neglects , to
pay attention to it, and we believe this is
not the Chiefs intention. If Officer Rcrss
is maligned keep him on the force. If not,
not. The Chief knows his duty, and kr ow
ing it we trust he has the courage to exe
cute it. It the deputies are worthy men
stand by them, and against all spite
work and malice. Rut if they
are gnilty of improper conduct as officers
they oagbt to be bounced and the order of
their going ought not to be considered eith
As the Chief, to the subordinate. II
the head lack firmness and vigilance the
rank and file will take quick advantage.
The Chief will be held responsible for every
act of his force. If they be good and faith
tul officers, he will receive the praise. If]
oa the contrary, they are dookss. useless
and discreditable and he permits them toweai
the bottons, he and not the men, will gel
all the blame.
1
Thc Ww Virginia Press Associate
netU at Charleston t. is «venire. Mayoi
Hclbgs will deliver the address of wel
come. Got. Wilsos, Hon. P. W. Morris, o
the Ritchie Gazette, »od others will delivei
j^ad dresse I, and Mr. Hu Maxwell, ot thi
$Jucker county Pioneer, will read the an
3qq*1 poem. Various questions pertaining
'to the interests of journalism will come uj
^for diecnseioD and the meeting doubtlea
«ill prove of much value to the editoria
\temity of the Sta*e. Also a genera
Wd time it expected. The people o
okadhA000 wi^ #xten^ their kindest hospital
?Xy fin»* the Stiy of the editors aniens
The excursioa amid the picturasqui
a&Tew River and Alleghany scenery and t(
the Natural Bridge and old Point Comfon
fj)v
CW1U he on as p easant a route as conld tx
_ toath^Q anywhere. A large representation ii
ted to be piesent to enjoy all these de
Jtü things. Editors know ho» to ap
Art v**6 them too. The life of a newspapet
V doesn't mean gliding along amid
^'Tfc^^tinnoui «•* and prosperity and wealth
peace and good «ill It means bar!
"om one year to another, no big pay,
Addit^ contract on hand to do hi«
-qoamjliag and a good portion
Y_ patrons. The press fraternity are
to even quarrel among themselves
is Trifoc*fy* ®ut *" forgotten at
fjké Association, and the editors who
J d Doable lanother the most anoerem >ni
Set» year can shake hands with
^huitesl Mt ^ood wilL These meet
(-alrwP.u-t | A,
9*V* v. / thmtnv an I4
L S Good Jt Co. sell dry goods the cheipett
■to FAFBK3
TW Nor York World of 9oo<f»T an
aoanoed in subs'anc* that until farther bo
tioa it will diacoaio eiti p i »1 Sunday
train to Boston and ot&or N>w England
citiaa, because wiih its present prm capaci
1 ty, and increasing local circulaiioo, tie tax
is great* than it caa «Und.
We are glad to Me the World baa aome
Haut Each «uccecding Sunday has aroused
oar most aerioas apprehension for fear this
mammoth concern would jet add eight
more pagee and then we woold have had to
hire four more handa to read all the other
bulging exchangee that would have thought
it their duty to follow auit. To the provin
cial newspaper man who thinks he must
read all the newa or elae go behind hia fel
lows, these acre and a half newspapers are
not only breaking him down for want of
rest, bat are breaking his peace of mind as
well becaose of his otter inability to emu
lat * th »m.
B it seru osly speaking, is it not a ques
tion whether thtae large sized Sunday
taoers have much monej in them to their
publisher«? The expenditure of extra sub
stance on a great big paper with as many
«quare inches cf surface as the
main sail of the jacht Puritan nearly, is
more an enterprise for réputation and noise
than for real business profit. For several
Sundays the World bas been publishing a
paper, which contains twenty four pages of
matter. It« very size overwhelms the par
chaser, and before he is aware of it his
limited time to ptruse the news has all been
absorbed in a cur or j glance at the mis
cellaneous melange on its many
pagea In fact he is so bewildered
over the magnitude of his paper that he has
barely begun before he throws it down in
despa:r, to pick np something smaller and
: n<arer bis comprehension. The publica
I tion of these vast sheets must be a great
strain on the daily working force of a paper.
! to say nothing of their expensiveness. A
twenty four page paper like the World of
last Sunday mutt cost in paper alone
wbat the publisher gets for
it from first bands, so that the only source
of profit left to pay tor composition, labor,
and a hundred other things must be made
op on the advertising patronage. A news
paper, like a steamship or a house, can be
made too large and cumbersome for effec
tiveness and usefulness. The Great Eastern
is a conspicuous example of this kind of
ambitious enterprise. Her immense size
destroyed her usefulness and the invest
ment wrecked the fortunes of her owners.
Woilr admiring the great strides made by
I >le World newspaper in suc.essful joarna •
ism we cannot but put the inquiry, can
there not be a reasonable limit lo the s z <of
the mode n newspaper and yet preaeiv; ita
intrin ic value?
The ^e» ï ork iierald imts issue oi Sun
day devotei almcst an entire page to inter
views with the leading bufinesa men of New
York City in reference to the business out
look, and the general re-ult is summed up
j in this:
' la almost all branches of trade the in
dications oi a prosperous season are more
favorable than they bare been for some
! tiaif. The demand for goods is greater,
the rise in prices is more stable, the orders
from country districts are more numerous,
the crops are flourishing, extreme cautious
ness bas given place to a well advised bold
ness—in one word, distrust and misfortune
have been driven out of the mercantile
field by confidocce an i fortune. It is not
to be (apposed, however, that the battle has
been bloodless or that the victors see an un
clocded future before them. Great a* the
victory has been, it cannot, it is maintained,
produce permanent prosperity unless a
grievous malady, which is eating into the
vitals ot buaiuess, be ruthle«sly stamped out
by the government physicians. This mala
dy is silver coinage, as fostered and pro
tected by the mischievous Bland act The
representatives of all the great trades, men
who have as good a right to be heard on the
subject as linkers and financiers, protest
with all the force that is in them against
the further coinage of the silver dollar.
Dollar? No; in their eyes it is a bastard
coin, which bas no more right to be called
a dollar than it bas to be called a half eov
ereign. A dollar, they say, is worth a hun
dred cents, and this bogus article isn't
wo*th near as much as that What we want
is honest money, and if we don't get that it
is absurd for as to expect that trade can be
prosperous. Bankers and statesmen
may write l arned pamphlets about the
merits and defects of the Silver bill, bat all
we know is that it is not honest and is
bound to hart trade as long as it is coined.
I As business men everywhere like to heir
' views exchanged on questions that concern
tbem, the foregoing is given.
CAMERON.
Note» ami Go.taip About People at
Cameron.
8/xciai to /Ac Rrqist».
Cameron, W. Va., September 21.—One
marriage in town last week, Mr. Wm.
Amnions to Miss Pet tit.
No clue as yet to the robbery of the ex
prees ortice on the 4th inst. at oar place.
Miss Jennie Greenland, of Connellsville,
! Pa., is visiting friends in oar town. She
reports business booming in the coke re
gions.
Oar farmer friends are being busily en
gaged plowing and seeding. The ground
is in excellent shape for this work. There
will be a large acreaga of wheat sown this
fall. The corn is maturing nicely, as alsc
is the buckwheat. Fall pasture is excel
wenaTG aoaie lain oi un «*uu
perts say we are on the belt, situated about
half way on the line between Washington,
I Pa, anil Parkersburg. W. Va. We hop«
the talk may be shaped into action and th>
actiou cause a flow of gas and oil that will
startle the universe, and bring in return foi
' i the6e staples a flow of ducata into the pock
I <ts ot our jeoman that will make them all
. Vanderbilts.
Professor Laller has commenced shipping
his eggs to the Kastern cities that he pat a;
' under his new preserving process last spring
I Qe says he is realizing full prices and easj
[ sale, the same as fresh eggs. He has 50,
I 000 dozen.
Ju. Chambers, our lumberman and
plating mill man, will remove his planer
from their present location to another piri
of the town, where he will be mare conven
iiT'ly situated.
Mr James Carter has entered suit against
1 the Fair Association for #200 damage.
Failure of contract and a leaky building
are the grounds.
Mr. Samuel Parrott. our worthy landlord,
is mourning ovf r the !om of a boarder and
$18. He don t miss the money so much
as the man.
Wahtr Hogan basessumfd control again
of the B. A O. railroad business in our
town. Walter is the right man in the right
place, and the company has found it out
after experimenting for the past six months
ftt a cctt of several hundred dollars.
A J. Booher will take a trip down the
(/acid waters of the Ohio this week on
butiness and pleasure.
The Parson Promoted
Pit tàurg Commercial.
4 In tie first place, brethren, said a ^
meeting orator last nighty,»lip tor chil
carefol of what we say-criptîon of one of
place '—there was sa and physicians in the
*ation, caused b« has been used for forty
speaker paus^nir failing saoceas by mil
' In th« «SB for their children. Dur
inAhfcetiOce* of teething ha value is in
iwirsaJKole. it rehevea the child from pain,
Di ^ ^hKS. Iff glflM
• • F »
T)OARD ARD BOOMS AT MB& IL H. POR
I> ter'a, Corner Fourteenth and Chaplin« itmU.
nif h
Cheap House.
SI in n 0HLT *"* A TWO 8T0BY BBICK
* ' »ad Lot in Centn Wh« llng Enquire
in tlm« C A. BC HARFE* * CO.
FOR SALE.
AFBlIding lot 01 TliirtMitth Steel,
Fast of Eoffatreet. Tan Shares of stock In the Jeffw
ton Mall Work* of ? teuton ville, Ohio.
Tboa. O'Brien,
Telephone No. 478. aap^l
A 10 Per Cent. Investment.
Four deeii able No. 1 Burin« Hons3a on Ma'n, be
iwtau Uevenih and Twellth stitets, Wheeling, W.
/WE d STALNAKEK,
teîCdeb No. 35 TWELFTH 8TREET.
C. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Real Estate, European Steamship and No
torial Business,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets,
Office houra nt til further notice—Fro ai 9 U 11
o'clock a. m., and from 2 to 4 o'clock p. m.
«pt'i C. A. SCHAhFKR A 0».
Valuable Farm For Sale.
TB1S FARM IS SI UATEDON THE WHbBL
ing and Weit Liberty turnpike, Kight Mile*
fi< m wheeling, one-half ml'e from Clinton Post
office. It contains 135 Acres, all tillable land,
rood buildings, fence*, and mostly til ia graaa
Terms ktown on application. Call on or address
A. J. RIDGELY,
sep22eitwq Clinton Pcstoffloe, W. Va.
Attention! Sir Knights.
LISLE THREAD GLOVES!
IN BUFF, AT THE STAR.
D. OUNDUmO (ft) OO.
s*ï2eh M Twelfth Street.
CHAMBER WARE!
-JU8T BECEIVED FINE—
Bngllsb. Goods,
AT MODERATE PRICES.
EWING BROS.,
se22 Market St., Opp. McLure House.
17*OR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE AND ALL
J way landings, the elegant passenger steamer,
>KAV A> DES,
Chas. Mphlkman.. „Commande
M. F. Noll. » Clark
Learee for th« above on Tueeday, ßentemb ir 22d
IBM., »t 3 o'clock p. m. prompt, lor full particular»
telephone t KAN K BOOTH, Agent
sep21
A Work Which is Deeply Interesting
to Everybody.
"THE C04ING CREED™* WORLD,"
rtj Fred'k < .prfcard. pagea (with portrait of the
nihor). Cloth atd very handsomely bound.
Tbl» is a nork that contains Mure^ooad Sense
<|on religion than Any Other Work erer pub
lrhed. It is a book that will Deeply Iuterest
«II intelligent p-ople, that will find its wsy into
(.very Household, and Must be Read around
• »try hearthstone in the nation.
Ibis book is now being introduced in this city,
tiverytody reids and <iuotes it.
J. DAHIN DEA, Jr., Agent.
P. O. BOX 88Î. 8e% lea
JUST OPENED!
A FINE LIME OF
NOVELTIES
-15
3ras9, Royal Copper and Antique
Silver Finish,
SUITABLE FOR WEDDING PRESENTS.
Ort 11 nud Exnmlne.
I. O. DILLON,
HO. 12-3 MARKET STREET. se3t
CHARLEY SHAY'S
ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Wheeling's Popu'ar Family Theatre !
TUE PUXA(LE OF SUC'tKSS.
Commencing I MONDAY, SEPT. 21st.
ALICE WALTON'S
P0MEDY&BümtSOUC
U COMPANY L
In an entirely tew and relnel
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA.
•i» 4EI.KHKTKD ARTISTS 2»
including the wonderful
Martinolla Brothors.
«H3 Family Matineee Wednesday and Saturday
Fiople'a I'opular Pries—Mgfct 15,2Sand35 cents.
Matinees, 10,15, and Kâ cent*
Monday, September <8, Powers A Savin's Euro
;)• ar » rsaticn.
Next week: White's Pari.ok CiKCt s.
Notioo.
^LL PERSOSS TO WHOM ALEXANDER
<*n was Individually Indebted on July 17th, 1S85,
are requested to prewot their claims against hin to
'he underaigned before October 1st, 1885.
H. M. Rl'SSELL,
W. P. HUBBARD,
seplfil Irjsteee.
PREMIUM SEALING WAX
10 Centa » Stick, Three (or 85 Cent«.
the best wax I« the cht*pert. Ask for the "PRE
MIUM" anti take noother.
For > ale by Grocers and Orug^iits.
SUNIFACTC1KO ONIT BY
McLAIN BROTHERS.
Ml
FII.TEB8 !
W
ITH THE WATER IK ITS PRESENT
condition every family should use a Filter.
'Vp have on hand both the Jcwett and Kedile, both
1 whkh are good.
Geo. W. JohiiHOU's Sons,
au7 1210 MAIN STREET.
Bk üii Aij AIMS;
Plumber, Gas & Steam Fitter,
1510 MARKET STREET,
'US WHEELING, W. TA
$1.25 WORTH FOR 60c.
We tare on sale and are now receiving the
Bent Value in Book«)
Eve* ofiirad in this market. See oar sample counter
aUide.
STANTON & DAVENPORT,
elS No. 13tl MARKET 7TBBET.
SB La »»▲NT
Secontl-Hand Pianos and Organs
Jt celebrated mat», at low pricea and oa tea)
SHEIB'S MUSIC STORE,
s*J Twelfth at, maim Aim*star of Maate.
U»Y BAKIK6 POWDER
avely core« Pile«, o» .
guaranteed to rire per!*8' »sught.
money rrfundel Price 2d ^ «roter«.
For nie by Logas à Op __ __
x .
Excrnsiox to St Claimille by wa;,
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheelia? R. R., tk _
stone laving of the Belmont Coa- _l_
oaee, Taeeday, September 22d 1885..
»re Bridgeport at 8:25 and 9:10/
Reeling time. Faxe for round
Ä«.'f v#kyÛflB
— 1 1
ItW <HVl»Tl>«»«iT»;
Brues <fi Coffer
Han Ractivid a Cboice Un af
FAL LINO IViNTER
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SUITINGS,
Cloaks,
Shawls,
Blankets,
Comforts,
FLANNELS,
Underwear,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
HANDKERGHIEFS, &c.
AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED.
1132 Main Street.
1*20
EVERYBODY SAYS SO!
CANDY KITCHEN
I o © Créa m
13 TUB KINB3T.
•Ii KLEVKNTH ST. Telephon« No. SO.
1nl9
THE WELL KIVOWIST
POWDER.
Is Mantfutured ONLY ty
n. EC - LIST,
1010 MAIN STREET.
fee that the name o! B. H. LIST ii on trery box
and can. AU othtr la counterfeit »«11
Ladies, Attention.
THE l'NDEK8I(tNED BEG8 TO ANNOOMCI
that »he has added
STAMPING
To her millinery business. I hare the Largest
Assortment of the Finest Patterns to be fouod
anywhere. Ladies are lnrlted to call and see them.
New design» »111 eonatatnly be added to my itook.
Thanking all for paat favors, I hope to merit your
"octlnued patronage. MI8S EMM A CABNKY.
aul'.'h 1053 Main Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
SCHOOL BOOKS!
All th» Text Books fjr
Female College, Llnsly Institute, Publie
and Private Schools,
FOB SALI BY
J. B. WILSON,
NO. JS08 MARKET 8TBEET, aeSh
PARSONS
PHOTOGRAPHER,
OIT Y.
ion
CI
GLU»» i k.
3»
I Form withthre« strokta of tac pencil witV.o«
enuinf alio® er Çjtn* ever »ome Im« twice.]
Kiplanatioa seat »f yc urdealcr cer: ifieson hi*
cudthatjrouhirefcousbtabotîleof RoyilGlnw
£?1ÖC-"®I
[OLb PWC* Ädo.
'CHINA,'GLASS,
WOOD, CHOCKEïf,
j fuf:niture,leathebJ
ORNAMEKTS, BETALS,
asd EVERYTHING äM
«Ith Ew ntingindi
Injeparablo Tenacity.
. w:—— W,
jDraodsts, Grocan, Ac.
■an-jf. by J. U. O'HEAHA & CO., Wash »gton, P. C.
Trad« nipptM by JOS. BP DD KL * CO.,
WhMllii, W. Va, MtMJf
Seliool Books,
Ml«tri«. Pens Penril*. Str*1«h Pads,
Blank B«olu, Writing Paper, de.
For the boy* and (tria. A good »apply at vary law
wriaai
bew»pap«ii, M igaiinee and eheep reading matter.
O. B. QUIMBT,
Ml üHUltaMBMi
|||tw FALL AND
-DUR
Geo* Ri
WINTER COOP1)
ING
WEEK!
Y
Taylor,
***¥ ************ **********
I SILKS AND
*
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Brocade and Plain,
signs and color
with a magnii
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VELVETS!!
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in all the new de
ings, together
icent stock of
French Wool
And a Compl
New Fall
WINTER
All New and Rea
Dress Fabrics
ete Stock of
and
WRAPS !
dy for Inspection.
GEORGE R.
1150 Main
TAYLOR,
Street.
\iiim winter
T. C. MOFFAT&CO.
37 Twelfth St.,
HAVE NOW IS STORE A
FULL ASSORTMENT
OF ALL THE
LATE STYLES
OF
P OVEBSOATINBil
SUITINGS
-AND
Trouserings!
PRICES LOW I
Or. Prttf, l—^AT & CO.
v
For
9
PKTfcR WKLTT. C. W. WKLTT. 8AMUKL WBLTT.
PETER WELTY & CO.,
lui porters and Wholesale Dealer» la
Wines and Liquors.
WHISKIES : Dougherty'» Pur® Rjra,
Montlrello Pnre Rt«, Glbion'i Para Ky«,
Kelle of Nelson Hour Mash, O. F. G. Tay
lor'» Soar Slash, Kentucky Standard Hour
Mash.
Alio a large amort man t ol Ken tacky Bourbons and
Bye Whiskies, suc h aa Hume, New Caatl«, Hlch
Grain, M< Phcrson, John Emmons, OafTa, et«.
*t) Champagne, Khlia Win«, Pine California
Wine and a full line of Bottled <+ooda.
Sole Agmcj for Weat Virginia for Clevelaad'a
Patent Beer Faucets.
au6 PET KB WELTY A CO., 1118 UalK».
TRIMBLE & LUTZ,
High and Low Pressure and Ex*
haust Steam Heating and
Ventilating a Specialty.
PLUMBiisra
On the Moaa Implored Methods.
UN« HTOCE OF
QAS FIXTURE!«
01 tha Lataat Styles and Daalgna.
«A« MAOniN®«,
Injectors Steam Pun pa, H team Hyphones. Iron aa<
Lead PI pa, Valraa, Pitting« and Gaogaa ol allkliH
n nook.
1410 iBd 1419 Btrket 9tn+l.
WHEELING PAPER WAREHOUSE.
ROBDIMOll, FAHLS A (O,
Manulacturan and Dm ten in «▼«7 rariety of PA
PER. No. 1437 MAU? OTHER,
Telephone, 811, Wheeling, W. Va.
^Hlgheat caah prtt« paid for Bag*, Paper and id
oERNARD L. BUTCHER,
Attorney-at-Law and Real Estate Agent
1308 MARKET ST., UPSTAIRS,
WHEEJBG, W. VA.
Collection« and real «tat« boalnea attended to ta
any part of tha Stat«. apua
Officb ok the )
Cl.KKK OF TUKCOT'XTTCoi «TOIIIoC'oi BIT, /■
State or W*rr Vikmitia. )
In the matter of the probate of a paper writing,
purj ortiEk' to bt the laat will and tntamantof John
Axckler, deceased. 2 he objecto! the pell ion filed
in this laatur,on the 14th dar ol September, A D.
1SS5,1« to hare admitted to probate a paper writing,
purporting to be the laat will and teetament of John
Zoecklcr, deceased, hearing date on the 25th day of
April. A. I). 1881. And It appearing from an »3
d »Ttt filed with me In my oBoe that **'
Kebrmann and.lohn Kebraann, h*-' ^ .flp.J;
Zoeck.V, Wmhio^n^;^
-1* ' W'han ai* .,u lam Lartben her hu-band,
end Li**'" . ggtn are non rxiden'j of tfcta State,
tt 1a ordered ibat they do appear at my office, In tba
city of Wheeling. In the eoucty and State aloratald,
«a the 15th day of Octo->er, A. l>. 1&S5, at 10 «'dock
a m., and do what la neceeaary to protect their ln
tereat in »aid waiter.
OtOSGE H X>K,
Clerk of aai>i '"out
Braam. A 6rr> Et, Alton.yr. aeisaawt
WALL PAPER I
BOBDKBS AND CHUNG DKDKATION&
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES I
BLANK BOOKS I
Stationery and Fancy Goods.
Tba Largeat Stock aad Greatest Variety hi the
tba btata. For aale retail at whilmall
priaaaty
Jos. Graves & Son,
T°.
Notice to Creditor«.
THE CREDITORS OF QSOXGK KING.
aa.Ba.3» A essää
aSIadlaaUaa ta Joaejjh *. Pa»», mmmhrtaait,«!
b<a offlea, Ka uàeSapWe'a «treat. to tha
MkaÉM^B^ilÉÉriUI
WÄ5IEB:
OD«ACO.,Od« PaUew*« Building, Wkeettj^W.
WAKTia>—iBiet*r« Ma tor Woman In iwy
county te Mil our good a. Salary 975 per
konU mil eipwes, (r oommlMOB. K(pnM il
ad ru ca. Outfit tree. Tor loll partieuLan ad«w
Staüoabd Siltki Vin Co., BotroN, Mam.
rrttrt
TTT-iNTED—Lady i|wti for " DbUt" Skirt mad
J Y t toeklqg Bopportera, Shoulder mm, Boil«
Ferna, 1 tM Shield« Babber Gingham Bit«,
Apron», Slceraa, In?anta' Diapers, etc. OCT 1,000
■•rata an making monay fa»t ; ao can y on. Addram,
With slam*. E. A CAMPBELL A CO., Maw • Soatfc
May tt., Chicago. au®Tu.Th,8u-ua
"IITABTBD— PBBBBBB.S, FINISHBR8, OATH
Y Y cran and L*wp Biovara at Um Klaas Olaaa
Works, Martin'« h arry, Ohio, System, rnlaa and
wages same aa Pittsburgh factories. Apply In par
aon or by latter to W. fc. Elton, Manager, Martin'i
Fetry, oklo. mlStae
WANTED Young Ladiea In dty or coutry to
work for ua at thalr homee ; fascinating em
ployment: no lnatractlona to buy ; work can b<* sent
by anil (distance no objection); 96 u> 99 per weak
can be made. No canruslng, particular* tree, or
■ample ol work mailed for (oar oenti In stamps,
Hesse address, Homk Mmcraeruaixâ Co., Boa too
Mam. P. O. Box 1916. aulSab
~DRY POOPS.
TONE & THOMAS
BEGINNING WITH
To-Day
We have made the follow
ing reductions on
DRY GOODS
FIVE CASES
LONSDALE MUSLINS!
Rcduced to t]/2 Cents.
FIVE CASES
FRUIT OF LOOM!
Reduced to 7l/2 Cents.
FIVE CASES
BEST SHIRTINGS MADE!
Reduced to 7 Cents.
OUR STOCK OF
FLANNELS
Have been Reduced 20
per cent.
100 Pairs All Wool Home
Mad e
BLANKETS !
Only $:*.50.
STONE & THOMAS.
1030 Main Ht.
SPECIAL SALES
-OF
LUCK SILKS
For 30 Days Only.
j. 8. RHODES & GO.
The best makes of Imported
Black Silks at
2D Fox* Conta Los«
THAN «VjèK JUUJW*.
LOT NO. 1 AT 80 CTS.
LOT NO. 2 AT $1.00.
LOT NO. 3 AT fl.25.
If JOD ar« lltCM*t«d
t*«*e l«v |>rie«a will nukt then
move qoicklj.
J. S. RHODES & CO.
17®«
ml. HARK ft SON,
6m aad Mm Ftttart
IVO. 88 Twelfth M,
THE FIHCST
IwEDOING CAKES
maiiRTI,
APPROACH °^rHE GIANTsJ
Th« Chimpions of Momus and tht
Champion of Men.
23d.
Oper«- House,
WEDNESDAY,
gEPTEMBKU /jj,
LESTER & ALLEN S
BlU MINSTRELS;
■Jhe Greateet Dlaiect Show on K*r:h, itj
JOHN L. SULLIVAN
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,
In bli Artiatic B#pre«eniationi o' Aa itBi
Modtrn sat nary.
EmT.
•JT Admtaaioo to Orrbiwtra and Prwe c...
cats. N o *xtr* charge for rewrvol seat* , '7'
iwo flrrt row* to cent*. *11 Iwu k of thit :»oetu 1
of »cat* at Baumert, Mond*;. Septeiuler - 1
WHMd
CO* 8A L ft.
-rno* AALK—UUKM KLi> THUtVWlitZï
r Velocipede C*r. Hu been In um bat » «2
Sai«. 0*11 »t or addraae thl* offl<«
Ï*OR BALA—A F1B4JT-CLAÖ8 tXnrKKLTi
1 BA 0OOCX drum er Under printing prW\!
b«d l&xtt. "Will take on *n «><ht p./,.
bookworm. In geod condition. Apply n :Mio5
FOR SALE.
First Rate Hard Burnt Fire Brick !
For paving lidewalka, »tnet» or drlvr«*!* j
warranted to itand the froat. Inquire ct
J. B. HI'..Ht»,
2341 Chapüue&-*«(,
Or, Davin Oon». >1 8. Front ft. |
FOR BALE.
TBK FINE REH I DEN CE ON NORTHUM 1
corner of Twelfth and Koff »treou I'rici y *4
fc*nta for Is?.so per Booth.
T» a dwelling »0 UN on aortli »!de of I
oce door above Twelfth tlreet. IMoef,,000 K«tt |
for 121.80 par month.
JAMK8 L HAWLKY,
rartt No^l^O M tin t*uaai
l^or Nalo.
A TRACT OF VALUAKLK LAND ON 1 MAP.
Una RiU, within the city limita.
CONTAINS THIKTY.TWO ACRFV.
The land It* well, la rich and eaally cultlrat«d. II
would make a good market garden or be divided inle
deairtble building lot*.
For price*nd term* apply to
WILLIAM CARNRT,
AdmlnUtrator for Kaute of Jav Carney,
ausb No. 2408 Market it met.
Valuable Farm for Sale!
1 OFFER I'OR BALK M V FA KM IN BELMONT
county, O., whlrh lie* adjacent ta the city of
Bellalre and extenli alon. tl»e Ohio river «beul
tbret-fourth* of * mile. 1 he river l«ottom liu never
been owflowed by the hl<he*t flooda In Ilia MUlo
river. 1 he farm contain*
ABOUT 240 ACRES,
On which tb re are
Two Good Dwelling Houses,
BARNS, BTARl.tH, Ac. TWO ORCHARD:! of
the beet qualify of fruit, Heeida* having
TIIRKK OF 4 O IL,
All of which can be mined from the «»uth line. II
control! tha approach to the coal land* In Helmunt
county for many mile* back. 1 he H*llaire and
Weeuee turnpike and the H*ll*lre,/.«neavlile aad
Cincinnati Railroad run through fie farm, lb*
Ohio Valier Railroad 1* grated to within a cheat
diäten»* of n>y rar b line, but no right of war baa
an yet been granted bj me. There la
A GOOD bTKAMIIOAT I.1MMMU
on the place where bo*te can land at ail tl«e>,
aith*r in high or low water. There are alao Lime
atone and Baodatone of the i**t quality for hutlele«
poit<o*ea, and abarp bulldlug aand Ol *uperter
uualliy on the place.
For further "uformation apply to QAEUKTl"
AM>ERMON. Brileire, <1., who will ahow ta* far a
to any one wtahlng to purchaae
il 1 RANttl.fc. Wlwelln* W Va
September 16.1M&. wilrurhtMrb
1er
1
COMMISSIONER'S SAIE
REAL EST Ali:.
TN HJBKP ANC.'fcOK IHKAUTHoKirT VBfT
X 4il in me ht m our** of the Mniil< ipai < ourt of
t% LeeiUp, MM «B th«- third dar of iiM, IM m.4
an I rdi r of ra-aale rra.l« on the • 11. dar oI Autuit,
1MB Id a »tili la ilianrery tb< irln penilnf in wbM|
tonllflotvtlb H. <>. a;l«r. bet bu»Ur>4,an 1
o'a tiillT», ai d vviiiUm fl. iianlen an'l ot'r» •'»
dofradatilit I will, on
hAII'ftMAY. OOTOIIER 17, 1**5.
«cmmemlnK at 10 ««'cleak a ra., «>11 at p'ibt* auc
tion, to tbe Vgliet! and b«-»t bidder, at IM (real
doorot tbe Court Houaa of Ohio luuntf, Hm; Vir
ginia, lb« following «Wacrllwd real »tu«
1 he wrat on» half of lot r'linger*'J Ihtrtr < < ■
»ate on the aotitb atda of llftoroth »t t*t -, '.*■ fl
Michael <>raham »idlllon to the «II« of t#li«»il
in the Mala of Waat VlrgUla, luget! i t with
building» and latprovemenla therein. 1b« t^ra
Koiric I mpa. ly «oui|>rlae« tbe /roparty an ) I'd
denoa of Iba lata Holatan Hard««, and 1» a ntetl i
•lr»Me pro|erty. lb« ItaproramanU on»Jr of •
l»r»n brick dellling bouw with brick »table ix.1
nth« r out-building», and are In aacelleat ««per
Tomh »'I lti.k-<Jg»Ulrd of the pit
mcney »hall be paid In aaah on tbe day of
«a a.u< b joorr tharaof ae tbe purcbawra u>>
op»y; the ha'arœ »hail t* paid la tvo»ju»>
•I»Im»nl» «Ith inlere»t from d»r of aale, ai on»
'•o ytara from the day of aale, r*ete<ti'« i
>»iir» ha»er to gl»e hla aot»« for the deeri-d
in«ot», «Hb »eaurity to be approved br m
ml« «loner; ati<i a» iurtbar «acurlty the title u
pire «'la of land »ball be reuln»4 until the pi
moi ejr thai I hart been paid la full and the
on, uil m loi er ordered br tha 'Atari to r*»ne»r
B. «. HtRI..
feplTI Kpedal >'o«nmlM<o'i»r ■
BY VIBiUl Of A DEED OF TBVm M«Mf
to Iba umlenlfnrd tritt« <• br C F. Dlr1< h »»<
H»)«n A. l'lrlch, hia wlfa, dated the Brat d»r *.
<• ptetnher, A. f». IS*I and of ree<rd In tb< off
tba Clerk af tbe ('«aBty Coort ol Ohio «looaty.# J
dcH «I trait book Ro. la. pagaa IW and Iii, '•*» j
r '«r«Ur.«d •> .»'.ea Will 00
FKIDA V, tha 101h «1*7 of OUTOHKR, l«M
at tha froot door of U>e Court Ma ^o' Ohio oo.tr
ccmm'DdnK at 10 o'clock a aa , a« 1 totne In'."
-od last fcl<»d»r tba following dearrlhad pr ■ rtf
rii: Cofaruenrlng at tba KotbeMi oomer <•'. I'
fr. tin the tenth a^uare of tbe pia'of U>> ' tj o
WbtailBt an tha w#«t »ile a* Chaplin« atr a<, b»
<wa»o k.le*enth and Twelfth et'eeta; theo« <
mora or laaa, to tba non beut rort«r of |b« i
nr.ojeoB aald lot; the»aa b» tha Borth Ho« of □
beue« «eat to tbe aller ; Itu-o««- août h aJona lia all'M
'o il.» *outbw»*t «ferner of «aid lot Na. (, taaoer »>ii
with tbe «ou'h Una al Mid lot to tba l<nr n'r
' bot »ub)«ct to a raa»rr»tU»o for air and ll<bt la a Un
'oat apaaa atona tha f\ l'a I Pre«b7t»*'ati cb .r«k 'er|
ita beaaflt. ror part >-ulira of wbl'h iaaarratu«a|
•ee dtad af trwt )
TMlMÄ—One-tblrd of the por'ha»« «»oaajr.
nurbneraaa Iba »«rrcbaaer war tUc* to
ra«b, and the re*Moe In two e«j«aJ I natal«^«ta, ffi
tbl* In a i and twelra aaaatba fraaj da» a< aale,
witb Intarrat. and evdaareH by tbt porah» '^»
if A m with aatlafadorr per»a^l
Title to be reteliwd «Btll »arcbaia MM ll •»'
paid IVllIss a* trwtee I ah»U a«»7 ""'if aarki
dt f M la *aai«4 1» me by tu] '«4 4 »«oat, ab. k'
la batier»J to be gaad, 1. j. JU'ol t,
a*»« Trau».
FOR »CHT.
KEHT-THP.bE ÜKKI. K.^UBIICD WY)*
' a* l«l Cba .line »irret. aafh I
•f^« B DKBIBABLB TWOflTOBf«
F ):rUk~l/w..;>«• adjolalng raaidaoce af IaaJ
Irwin, laq on Moutb ».'i-''1 r*a»^a;
tbla. i'ça*
laaa ar at oftee el I a Bella Iron
til«. ' Ivlaeemon Octooat 2. iM rirt oo tba prM
" ob Work*. aatb '
t d
tab eT'
caliar and parrbta; ou is1 de baka awaa, c*
wall, tocetbar witb atabUiM Bad pagure prir.'G
*«. wm ml aaparstely&aaa ft« la*4a ar ata'
T^fT fiwt œmmiT %v*ipebci at
"""" " L Plttal
1 a»a«a.i«f
AtJL »a Chantai fttatio*. «1 IfbaaUa*. nttakwr
aadBalttaMf* railroad ; tbrra ara arrea t
-ansts'w.'sSiu, h
eontalalna rtx rooaaa aad paaek dty and aprtr
wafer at tia door. Oaad taaaata mm rial aitaar
boUrt nadantarataa. p,l. IDIBBBLT
Roller Skates
or all m utMio «am rai
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN,
AJTD AT If'TTOM nurflk
Nesbltt cb Bro.,

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