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WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.,
PVRi.tSHKRS ASD Pnorwrrowi
JA A. R TANEY, Ginuil Manager.
TEEMS.
PKK TKAK, BY SAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.
DAILY, «ix dar» in thewvek 18 00
DAILY, three day* in lite week ■- - 4 00
DAILY, two day* in the «MC — S 00
DAILY, one day in the wire 1 90
DELIVERED BY CARRIER.
DAILY, per wtfk to be paid weekly—— 15
DAILY and SUNDAY per week —» 18
The Dailt will be delivered by carrier in
any other city or t»*n ...— « 15
SINliLK COWWor 1>AI LY OR W fc'EKLY... 5
«4-l'ORKBUD.XDKNi» eu.VTAI.NlNl» IMPORTANT
HKWS SOUriTKP PRO« KVKRY PART OP THK 81 R
BOl'NDINO CWNTttY.
THK RJtlilSTHH. .*•/><,k»*# it* «-r*rai ttlMmtt.
i« ntkmi at tA> *» HViMy, W. To., an
Hanriiiw
llEMOCKATIC TICK KT.
FOR CDINMM,
JOHN BRANNON,
Ol Lewis.
HOV« or DELKATO.
J. J. WOODS,
T. S Kl LEY,
C. J. ULEASON,
A. D. GARDEN. .
8TATK SENATORIAL CON VKNTION.
Thirteenth District—Berkeley Springs. Sep
tember Mh.
Spain has another revolatioa on hand.
But nobody is «oinjj to be hnrt.
(•EN'EBAL Gl'ITAB is running for Con
gress in Missouri. He ought to be able to
"git thar.*'
Tub millennium is coming. A Kaunas
man luts been lined $10 lor stealing an
umbrella. Wheeling courts please take
notice.
A M bei. suit has just closed against the
Minneapolis Tribun*, in which the plaiu
tiff got one cent of the $30,000 for which
he asked. He is now a Mulder and a
.wiser man.
Jay Goi'LD ami James O. ISeaine re
semble one another in one respect. They
don't insist on choosing wives for their
sous nor raise a row with them if they
choose them themselves.
J'KESIOEXT t'I.EYEI. VXJ» iu-uajf iiww
hi« vacation and starts for the White
House with his bride. After this period
of recreation among the Adirondack*, he
will again resume his daily duties as the
bead of this nation. The people have uot
begrudged him his vacation.
The soldiers' reunion begins to-morrow
and the l<oys in blue will be gathered in
full force from this and neighboring States.
Everything indicates.the largest gathering
of old soldier boys that have been seen in
the city for many a day. From the pre
parations that are made a good time is in
evitable. Let Wheeling give the soldier
boys a right hearty welcome.
Tne Western Kfpnblica» says that the
"gallant little Captain B. B. Dovener, by
his noble conduct at the Weston Conven
tion, added fame to his brilliant reord as
a brave aud fearless soldier by sacriiicing
all poiitical aspirations and bnrrving all
the selfishness", saying to the people Thy
will be cone and that this "will redound
to his glory as long as memory lasts."
This is all very true. But perhaps Cap
tain l\>vencr would like for his "noble '
conduct to receive some reward in this
world. As it now stands the honors are to
be divided, lien. liolT taking his in thi*
world and C'aptaiu Doveuer run ning the
risk of picking up the remnants in the
next world.
The Tennessee campaign Ls moving joy
fully on. The Democratic candidate for
Governor, Bob Taylor, is delighting the
natives with strains from his tiddle sweet
er than Orpheus used to play, while his
brother Alf, the Kepnblic.ui candidate, is
experimenting upon an accordéon.
But from the son^s of a Tennessee poet.
Bob is coming ont ahead by a large major
ity, and we don't wonder.
Listen:
The Hast comes over the mntmuiu*
With radiant cheeks all aglow;
lier rivers, her rills and her fountains
Are singing Young Rosin de Bow.
Then took out for Bob and his liddie
To lay the acconieun low;
The East and the West and the Middle
Are shouting Young Koain de Bow.
A GOHGKOISS* IIKME.
Mr. Monk, a Canadian, has organized a
company with a capital of $10,000,000 to
purchase Palestine, and found there the
capital of the earth. This country, Mr.
Monk claims, is the geographical renter of
the earth, and also the center of its popu
lation, and this is the time, he says, that
Isaiah prophesied all nations should cease
their warfare anil rebuild Jerusalem. Mr.
Monk says:
»f—tvitinns are nro
pared to join us, Pklntine would I*' the
moat convenient central p*»itiou for the
capflbl of the proposed confederation of
the British empire, or for the Knglish
speaking communities everywhere, for the
United States would donbtlcM immediate
ly join us in such a confederation for the
sake of insuring the general peace of the
world at the earliest porsihlo day.
This scheme is sflnply immense and
»turpassos any utopi.in idea of this sort
of which the mind of reason over dreamed.
Mr. Monk and his confreres will have a«»
wide a field for experience as the crusaders
who in their vain attempts to retake the
sacred city left their hones to bleach under
the oriental sun. These crusaders nuy
get away with their boues but somebody
else will get away with their money.
ST ATIS OK THE VOTK OK THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The following table shows a comparison
of the votes cast for Bran non and GOFF in
the Congressional race of 1SS4 :
Counties. Brannoo. Goff.
Hancock 473 «74
Brooke 767 709
Ohio 4.4.>4 4.3JB
Marshall l.WK 2.4.U
Weuel ...a Ufi l.t'7ä
Tyler 1.0U8 1,449
I>od.irniK* 9» 1.242
Harrison .... 2,049 2.SS7
(•timer 1,010 «»1
Lewis 1,474 1,364
Braxton _. 1,397
Total« 17.2!» 17.462
Go&N majority J04
This is the vote «wt for Blaine and
Cleveland in 1884 :
Counties. Clerplaiwl. Blaine.
Braxton 1,441 <51
Brooke 757 704
DoJdridse — 'J«9 1,2»
Gilmer .'. 1.0Î7 674
Hancock 4.W txV>
Harrison 2.149 2.3«
Lewis 1.5U) l.:ai
Marshall l.TW 2.352
Ohio 4,161 i.sk
Tyler 1.M0 l.Wj
WeUcl 1.94? l,u&8
Totals 17,500 16,904
Majority for Clevi-laml «. M
From the above it will be seen that this
District is Democratic by 566 majority.
The only thing neeessary to give Judge
Braunon a similar majority is to bring oat
th© full Democratic vote. Brannon's
mall defeat before was owing to Republi
can intrigue and lnkewarmncss and disaf
fection among the Democrat*.
(JotTs majority in this district in 18821
was 1834. Since this was reduced to 204
in 1884, the same proportion continued
this year will make his majority 1620 with
a minus sign before it, and send Rrannon
to Congress with a celerity that will make
Goflf feel dizzy.
l*p Democrats and let the enemy have
your grape and canister.
The Fairmont Index tails attention to a
tact that the Republicans of our State are i
i inclined to continually overlook. Says
the Index of Gen. Goff:
The fa<?t that he ift very wealthy appears
I to be the great and oaly loadstone that ]
f draws around him such a multitude of ad- !
miring partyfriends, yet these same boodle
worshippers are free and londin their abuse
of Senator Camden been use lie, too, is a
man of large means. There is this differ
ence the two^ Golfs thousands came to
him by inheritance and marriage, while
I Camden's was earned by his own shrewd
management and earnest efforts in legiti
mate business enterprise. The one know
ing nothing of the trials and struggles in
the on!inary walks of life, is an aristocrat,
whilst the other, having known the pangs
of adversity, has a feeling of sympaty in
common with all his fellow men who were
not born with silver spoons in their mouths.
THE PRINTERS' STRIKE.
! The Peculiar Attempt of the M»*i Let»
j ter" to .Make Its Case Appear Good, jy,
IITurüny InieUigenerr, September X,
OXE SIDE OF A QUESTION* OF PUBLIC IX
TEKE8T.
The Sunday A«* Letter has much to say
about the refusal of the proprietors of the
f Wheeling daily newspapers to pay the ad-1
vance demanded by the Union printers
lately in their employ; also abont the re- ,
! (usai of the proprietors to let their news- i
i paper die because the former employees
! refused louger to work on them. In these
! things are seen indications of "a depth of
depravity utterly shameless." If tbeLYnra
Letter wore t> refuse to accept an adver
| tisemeut at the advertiser's terms and sell
the space to another at higher price, the
depravity would be as shameless and as
1 deep.
All this is very interesting. Yet it is not
I many days since Mr. Kobcrtsou, one of the
[ proprietors of t lie Sexcs-Letter, upon being |
i shown the answer of the proprietors to the |
union printers, said that the demand of ;
[ the printers was unjust, that he appro veil j
the proprietors' answer, but would not
; sign it for certain reasons. Those reasons
1 were understood to l»e that the Sern.tetter
, made a business of being a workiugman's
1 organ, and did not desire to take a stand i
against a part of its constituency. Mr. S.
I A. Kepner, the editorial writer of the
I Seic*-Letter, was so impressed with the iu
j justice of the demand of union printors.
i rhat h»- retained his ulace as foreman of
tin* £ryi*ter ami withdrew from theuniou.
The Xeie*~Letter readily sigus the scale
beta »is»- the new scale does uot increase
the rate it lias paid for composition.
Winters complained that its type was ho
"lean" that a man liad to set a stove-pipe
length to make half a dollar. It gave
piece work Wut uace a week, on Saturday,
ami it was necessary to pay more than
was paid by the morning newspapers' to
get the work done at all. Type-setting on
t the Xem-Lttter was a still leaner
job because the proprietors—both
of whom were printers. until
J .Mr. Chew, formerly Secretary of
! the United Nailer's Association, bought
. ont Mr. Stnll—made special ell'ort to gath
»•r in their displayed advertisements bc
1 for»' Saturday, so that they might have the
"fat" and their pie« hands the "loan."
This has been a constant ground of com
plaint among printers, and the men form- ;
erlv employed in the Intelligencer office
: were in the habit of sneering at the preten
sion» of the Xe}r.<-Letter as a champion of
labor. No printer has ever complained
j that the /*/<Utigineer type u lean; there is
not an honest one who will not admit that
> it is lilt.
The AVir«-/,<rtrr announces a daily cdi
I tion, based on the supposed grievance of
the printers who weut out, and intended.
! if possible to trade on the supposed sym
pathy with tbrm of working men who can
not euru half the wages they declined to
accept. Tlie field of newspaper enterpri
' ses is open to all comers. But the right
of men to h imI, if they can, an estab
lishment which refuses to increase their
, wages, is a slimmer bis is than any suc
cessful newspaper has yet Urn founded
] up on.
The daily edition is to speak for labor.
It is to speak for the fee« 1er-nailers who
were advised by the same interest to take
the machines vacated by the nailers, and
afterwards were denounced for so doing;
! and it is to champion the canse of the
nailers whose machines were tahen on that
j advice, and are still held. It is to appeal
for support to business men. whose business
it claims the right to help to ruin when
ever they may refuse to advance the pay
of employes, or for any other reason. In
I the day» when the boycott was a more
' dreaded instrument than it is now, the
! Sunday .W ir*-Letter was able to trade with !
business men on the supposed influence
! 01 .its proprietors in the Trades Assem
bly. and it remains to lie seen whether the
I daily edition will have .» jfood fortune.
A Lcxon Lost.
II. M. IIoiJp, of the Missouri Pacifie rail
way, is noted in railway circles fnr his prone*
uess to give his inferiors good, sound lectures
on the slightest provocation. Hoxie Is a hard
worker, and all who have seen him know how
round-shouldered he is. One day a brafco
innn called on him with a letter request for a
pass in his i*ieket, leaving the door vfideojvn
as he entered the office, nnd wearing his hat
on his head in true brakcinan style. In a loud
voice ho called out:
"Is Hoxie inf
At this stage tho g»'noral manager looked
up from his desk and replied:
**Viv vir Mr. Hoxie is in."
The brnkcman took his letter out of his
jxvket, grabbed the corner of tho envclofio
I«tween Lis liiynii» and forefinger, and sent
the KÙiivo spinning and whirling upon Iiis
superior's desk, lloxie looked up iu amaze
ment, and said:
"Now, young man, would it not look better
for you, when coming into n gentleman's
: office, and especially so when asking a favor,
! to remove your hat, wipe your feet, and in
; quire ut a quiet voice: 'Is Mr. lloxie in?' ''
The brakeman looked at the general tnana
1 gcr a moment, ashed for his letter, got it,
! went oat, closed tho door, and in a moment
! marched in Again, closed the door softly after,
' wipes I his feot, put his hat under his arm, and
; in the most polito manner possible, inquired:
-Is Mr Hoxic, the general ma Anger, in V
"I ain Mr. Hoxie," repliai the general
manager; "what can I do for you?"
"Y>>u can go to h , you round-shouldered
son of a run!" retorted the brakeman. "[
I don't want none of your favors—I'm from
I Texas."—Chicago Herald.
Bringing It ilonie.
He was an uudersiaed man, with burning
eyes and fierce goatee, and he danced around
the saloon on one leg and cursed the Chicago
jury which condemned tho Anarchists and
I danced amwd on the other and yelled about '
free speech and free press, and waltzed up !
I and down and vowed that capitalists ought |
I to be blown from tho mouths of cannon.
"Shay !" said a t>u hulk of a chap who had
his head 'in the table and was aroused by th? j
racket, "free speech's all right, ain't she.'"
"It is! Free speech or blood!"
-Shay, you'ro a liar! You're a thief!
You're a scoundrel ami swindler and robber! j
Shay, you'ro children are fools, aud your
wife don't know V.ufT t pound sand!" Yon ,
are the rarSncst. most contemptible looking
cur I ever shaw! I wouldn't bo fovnddead
•» your landr
TU kill him!" howled the little one aa he |
peeled off his coat
"Shay, hold on! Dont go back on 'er con
s'itushun, you know J I shee you've got
s'moncy. I havent got 'er red shent. You're
ont ol 'em infernal capitalists, an' I'm going
to blow you sky high!"
Ho rushed the little man over a beer table
and jammed his head against the wall, and
when four or five men pulled him off and
hustled him out doors he turned and shook
hi» fist and yelled :
"Shay! what sort of a crowd are you, any
how? Minit I whoop 'er up on freo speech
rnd try to down monopoly you go back on
me and fling mo out! Rah! for 'er consltu
*hun! Rah for'er free speech! Free country
for everybody—whoopeel" — Detroit Free
THE EARLY BIRD.
—Harper's Bazar.
The Taylor Family In Politics.
Not only have two Taylor brothers boon
nominated respectively by the great parties
in Tennes&ce for governor and their father
l«een proposed as a candidate by the Prohibi
tionists. but a third brother is now mentioned
ns a possible candidate of the Labor party. It
is to be hoped in common justice that old
Mrs. Taylor will be recognized by the Woman
Suffrage party.—Albany Times.
The people of Tennessee are to bo congrat
ulated ou their prospect of escaping in some
measure the character of personal politics
which so often disgrace heated campaigns.
The gubernatorial standard bearers of tho
two parties being brothers, the Republican
candidat» cannot well call his opponent a
slab-sided son of a saw-log without reflecting
at the same time on bis own origin, while the
Democratic candidate will be restrained, for
the same reason, from hurling tho charge
against his antagonist that his grandfather
stole a sitting hen from her nest.—Louisville
Courier-J ournaL
It is said that tho father of tho Taylor boys
of Tennessee got them into their present
awkward position of i-unning agaiust each
other for the governorship of Tennessee by
making them speak against each other when
children. Ho kept them up till 11 o'clock at
night on occasions, and often had to whip
each 0:10 of them three times before the de
bate was closed.—Dallas News.
H4KKIKD.
L.vrGHI.IN—ODBERT—On Thur*lay, Septem
ber it». IKK, at the Hint Presbyterian Church,
Wheeling, \V. Va.. W.v. U. La n. H UN to Assit:
C. Oubkkt, by the Rev. P. A. Cunningham,
JRcir gUtoertisements.
JTENRY SCHOMBER,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Ftflh Street, above Hanover,
MARTIN S FERRY, OHIO.
Perfect fit guaranteed. 'Jive me a rail. ge2c
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0 ' l'aies.
T?ie War for the t'oion.
The Soldier* Who Fought,
Tlie Civilians Who Directed,
And Hi* Relations to It ami to Them,
Containing the secret history of the lir>t two
years war tor the Union, the truths of which ur<#
now made known for the first time, including
Mct'lcilan's private letters to his young wife,
written almost daily.
Xumeroas Kiuo Wood t ut En^raviug*. >la|*, Ac.
ROI.D ONLY KY SVBSCRIPTIOX.
piiiCE îBa.rr» to 8«.).oo,
According to style of binding.
Tlioiitands are widtiiijf for this Coo!,.
We desire the services of a few intelligent, gen
tlemanly and energetic agents for territory in
Western Pennsylvania >)U<1 West Virginia.
References insisted on.
For copy or agency address at once
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No. 4 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG.
spMtt.thasat
ËX&MSIOR
nuntot»
POWDER.
Perfectly pure and wholesome. Sold by
R. H. LIST, Manufacturer,
1010 MAIN STREET,
And by All First-Class Grocors.
J,S,BHODES*C
HAVE OPENED
NEW FALL
Dress Goods !
New French Novelties in Silk and
Wool.
New Combination Suits.
New Camel Hair Serges.
New Silk and Wool Checks and
M m pes.
Tricots and Cashmere in Foil
Shades.
Plain and Striped Trimming.
YELYETS& PLUSHES
IX ALL THE XYÈYf SHADES.
J. S. RHODES & GO.
jylO
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
PROF. CHS. LUDWIG YON SEEGER,
<>f Medicine at the R™in! l'ni>rr*ity: I
K'xuiht of the Roved Anotriiin tkriier of the Iron I
Own; kiti'ihl Onunamler of the Royal Spanith
Order of lmit»Ua: Knight iff </" Roy<U PruMuau Or- !
der of the Rat Ende; Chevalier of the Isyiou of 1
}bwir, dr.. Ar.. says:
'MKHKi CO.*» COCA BEEF TOXIC
should not be confounded with the horde of I
trashy cure alls. It Is In no sense of the word a
paten': remedy. I am thoroughly conversant with j
its mode of preparation and know it to be not
onlv a legitimate pharmaceutical product, but
also worthy of the high connneudations it has re
ceived in all parts of the world. It contains es
sence of Beef. Coca. Quinine. Iron and Calisava,
which are dissolved in pure genuine Spanish
Imperial (Town Sherry."
Invaluable to all who are Run Down. Nervous,
Dyspeptic, Bilious, Malarious or afflicted with
weak kidneys. Beware of Imitations.
Her Majesty's Favorite Cosiuotir (îlvrerine
USED BY HER ROYAL HltiHXESS THE
PR1 yCESS OF W ALIO and the nobility. For the
Skin. Complexion, Eruptions, Chapping, Rough. I
nés». Sl.OO, of druggist*.
LIEBIG CO.'S Genuine Syrup of.
Sarsaparilla is guaranteed as the best Sarsa-.
paril'.a m the the market.
S*. Y. Depot, 5» irRRAT STREET.
auJOeodgsb !
Dr IPICQQ Its CAtiSSS and Ct'RK. by one who
DMA COO was deaf twenty-eight years.1
Treat«»! by moat of the noted Mxvialistsof the |
day with no benefit. Cured him* if in three
months, and since then hundreds of others by '
same process. A plain, simple ami surcesrfh]
home treatment. Addiem, T. a PAtiE. I» Käst 11
36th street, New York City feb£JTu,Th*sa.»b |
gftr g^rerlisemenfs.
WANTED - POSITION A8 WRITER OR
place in a store. Address H., care this
office. se21eq
F)R SALE—SALOON, AT NO. 1064 Market
street, with A No. 1 trade. Good reasons
given for soiling. WXI. McMANAWAY. seillea
LOST-BETWEEN THIRTY-THIRD and
Thirty-seventh streets, a purse containing
Mxtgr dollars and street car tickets. Finder will
be rewarded by leaving same at this office, series
WANTED—A COOD GIRL FOR GENERAL 1
house-work in a small family of three
persons, all grown. Must come well recom
mended. Inquire at No. 23 Thirteenth street.
■eaeq •
S~HORTHAND IN THREE MONTHS.—THE
Stenograph, a machine to write shorthand,
invented three yeiys ago and now taught in all
the leading colleges in the United States. IYbc
ticaily tested to do the same work as the pencil
svstem. Call or address W. J. MARTIN, Howell
House. Wheeling, W. Va. schieb
IpOR RENT-A BRICK DWELLING OF 7
rooms and lînished attic, with stable and
other out-building» and garden, situated near
Benwood Station. Inquire at this office» or of
Mr. W. I. MANN, Manager of Bcnwood Steel
Plant. «
TTTANTED^Ladies to work lor me, local
W or traveling; something entirely new; for
ladies only: W daily easily made; no jihoto.no
painting; particulars free.
MADAM F. Z. LITTLE,
seplOedsa Box 44.'!. Chicago, 111.
TTTAKTED—TEN MKN TO WORK IN OUR
YY forty-four stores. Transportation free.
KEYSTONE WRINGER CO., 1027 Main street,
Wheeling, W. Va. seljae
Î"K>R KENT-THREE GOOD ROOVS IN j
thin! story of No. lü> Market street Apply
on premises. . jygtB •
For rent-a small office centrally
located on Market street. Enquire at Reg
ister Counting lioom. jy2Hh
JpiXE HORSE FOB SALE.
AN ELEGANT BAY,
A little orcr five years old, sound in every par
ticular, works well single or double huruevv Ap
pply to
GEO. S. FEEVY,
sc21eq HIP Main street.
HPHE REUNION.
Ladies of the Third Ward who have not been
called upon for donations to the SOLDIERS':
DINNER, to be given
THITRMDAT, 231) IKNT.,
Will please leave their eontribu* Ions at Felber's I
grocery. COMMITTEE. 1
se21eg
PROCLAMATION.
That the great Tri-State Soldiers' Reunion, to
be held in \\ heeling, September 22 and Zi, shall
meet with that hearty welcome and wholcsoulcd
hospitality to which the old soldier is entitled,
it is earnestly requested that all places of huai-1
nt-ss and private residences shall Ik* decorated
and that all business be suspended during the J
parade, September 21.
Iskal.1 JACOB W. GRIJBB. Mayor.
Wheeling, W. Va., Sept. 20, isai. se.'leq
JUST RECEIVED,
500 Gross Mason's Quart and
Half Gallon Jars,
-TIRA
IT IS THE BEST.
JOS. SPEIDEL & CO.,
n'holmlf (<rorcr<«iV ('«ilfr« Kon*ters.
scilestuthsa
poll SALE.
A wry vtilnuMe piece of real estate, well im
proved, situate on Foil'street, and numbered lïîOT
»ni 2-Mr».
The property will he sold cheap for the pur
pose of closing an est at e, 1'iirties desiring to ex
amine the lirniierty will pleiise call on the under
«iffiicd. J.EANDKU MIX.
edb Administrator.
MARTIN THORNTON,
Wheeling's Boss Caterer,
LADIFf» AM» (JKSTI.FMFVS ItESTAl'RANT,
No. l'-MI Market street.
«» OPEN DAY AND NIGHT, '*»
Sept IS.
FOUR DOLLARS
For a Decorated Fu
Ultah Tim Net of Ufty
sis pieces. Four colors,
hîrovvn, l'inkaiidliluc.
EWING BROS.,
seit 1J15 Market Street, opp. McLurc House.
J J I ( Ti l EST AÄV A111 ) !
DUP.8T
l^ure Jersey
Ice Crenin!
sell
JOHN FRIEDEL.
IMPORTKR AND DEALER IN
China, Glass i4 Queensware,
Lamp Goods, Chandeliers,
ILL PAPER, WINDOW SHADES, k,
No. 1130 Main Street,
*>14 WIIEELIXO. W. VA.
]S^EW IDEA
Carpet Sweepers,
latest one out. Quick, Noiseless ami Eflective.
fail and see them, ut
NESBITT & BRO.'S,
sell Sole Agents for Wheeling.
0UR I
45 and GO Cent Rook Connters
Have recently been replenished with some of the
Inst ho<>t> now in print. Look at them or send
for catalogues,
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ibntry, «»mo kin*.
h ml Invalid t hn,r I'wubiaM.
w 50 CHAKCLS. Pr^,f7
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\ Y orgiui Salesmen. Must come well reeom-1
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«13 Under Grand Opera House.
^SUPERB
H. F. Miller Square Piano,
\ sample instrument. List priée $7'<0; for sale less j
iian half price to a cash buyer. Seven year I
warrantee. WM. 11. SHEIB,
se!3 Under Grand Opera House.
IRISCHER
Upright Piano
Tor sale cheap for cash. Used only a short time. ,
V great hargain. Owner left the city. Stool and
»ver complete. WM. H*. SHEIB,
Kll Under Grand Opera House.
$«ü gdrertisemcnts.
WANTED—THE FOLLOWING FILES OF
the Daily and Sunday Register. Sub
scribers having snch, or any part of them, in
their posK.*sion will confer a preat favor by leav
ing them at the Register counting room; Daily
RjoiisTtK of the year INKS of following dates:
September 5, 9,11,14,16, 23,2G. 28, 29, and Octo
ber 24. 2), 30. and 3L Sunday Register of the
year 1S85 of follwing dates: April 12, May 10 and
December 27. aul4
yCHOOL BOOKS,
Slates, Inks, Paper, Pens, Pencils,
Sehool Haps. &c.
A GOOD STOCK AT LOW PRICES.
O. H. QUIMBT,
Bookseller and Newsdealer,
aeCi NO. 1414 MARKET STREET.
^£RS. M. E. WHITAKER
Will resume her classes of
VOCAL AND PIANO MOSIC.
On Moudny^Sfptrmber Clh,
AT HER ROOMS, No. WÔ MAIN STREET.
Aiiol a I
PRESERVING KETTLES!
BRASS,
COPPER.
GRANITE IROJT.
PORCELAIN,
TIN.
GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS,
gn21 1210 Main Street.
IANO TUNING!
If you want your Piano
Carefully Tuned and Re
paired, leave your order
with
F.
jy31 1310 MARKET STREET.
"DEADING FIRE INS. CO.,
-Li» READING, PA.
ASSETS -$417,000
ST. PAI L FlKK AND NAHINE IXSTRAÎiCK CO.,
ST. PAUL, MINN.,
ASSETTS 91,300,140
8. P. HILDRETII, Agent.
au3vb 1303 Main .Street.
BREECH
LOADING
GUNS
IlaveJiiNt rcfelved a
nice line of'l'arker,"
"Colt," "I,f fnor,"
"KcmiiiKlon,' "l.
Sin Ii Ii," mid other
IfritilMof aloulile L'iiiih,
Iik'IikIIiix nil tlie tie
Nimble Mingle barrel
Shot tiniiSf ItiflrR, &c.,
which we «hall otter
at very low |>rlccH.<'all
and Nee them at
I. a. DILLON'S,
Abêtit for the Chamberlain's Cartridge Com
pany's Loaded Shells. jll'iS
J^INGERY'SCRYSTA L FLA K E
The very best article in the Market for making
Ice Cream.
O. S. FEENYj
Agent for the sale of it.
my2 No. 1110 MAIN ST UK KT.
poli KENT.
A House contain^ four romus, situated
on south side of Alley Six, north of Market
street. Can lie rented in two apart incuts.
JAS. L. HAWLEV,
au30 1420 Main Street.
j TRIMBLE & LUTZ. I
I* »
SPEC IAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO j
\ NATURAL GAS! J.
: Fitting of Mills, Factories.»nil Dwellings. •
f S P E C I A I. T IKS: .*
! STEAM HEATING !#
j PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING.
I Nos. MIß and MIS Market Street, j
WHELLIN«, W. VA.
* *•
: Reasonable prices a»«l prompt atten- :
: lion given to nil. :
» * * * * » » *•
^ lIDEIi AND OIL BARRELS.
All parties wanting Ci<ler or Oil Barrels ran l>e
furnished with all sizes. They are mode of good,
seasoned timber und (lagged.
1 can fnrnlsh any amount on the shortest no
tice. I will deliver thctn at steumlioat landing
or railroad dc|H>t, fan." of charge. My barrel fac
tory i-i in Sistersville. \V. Va.
au:tUsh GEO. (»RAHAM, Proprietor.
Bi^ead, Bi^ead
Cheaper Than You Can
Bake at Home.
WHEELING BAKERY CO.'S
First Premium Broad Alwayo
FRESH, WHOLESOME AND NUTRICiOUS,
Ask your grocer for it.
WHEELING BAKERY CO.,
RU'jt 1250 MARKET STREET.
 LARGE WINE PK
Sandusky Make, >Vlth Latest
Improvement*. Also,
25 LARGE WINE CASKS
Holding fcOO Gallons Each, for Sale
at a Ix>w Price.
PETER WELTY & CO.
WHOI.E8ALS LIQUORS,
y!4 I11H M AIX RTREKT
£EMON8 ANDORANGES !
lOOIioxes Fine Mearina Ixnions !
f»0 lîoxc-s Iifwli Orange« !
jrUT RKCEIVEP ET
N. SCHULZ,
jyS 131!» Market Street
I
T IS A FACT !
Yon can go to or from Southampton by
the fast steamer» of the
]S~orth Gorman Lloyd
FOE TWELVE DOLLARS.
Fifteen I>ollars to or from Scandinavia, at
H. F. BEHRENS'.
an2S 2217 Market Street.
THE VICTOR
Ar« as (iood as the Best. Lipht,
Strong and Easy Conning.
PRICE OF A 50-INCH, $125.
The (ietor Tuende
Is Very Popular with the IJulie«, and
the price has been
Reduced to $125,
Making it the Cheapest First-class Machine in
the market Send for catalogue to
WH. D. McCOY,
Role Agent for Wheeling and Vicinity,
Or to R. B. BORT, Inland. |o37d*e
dito. % f aglor—D«; ^all and »tti; «oods.
Ü
10
ANNOUNCES THE
AML OF THE
FIBST NEW
For the Trade of '86 & *87.
Plushes & Velvets
IN
PLAIN and STRIPED,
In Magnificent Designs and Colors.
FAILLE FRANÇAISE!
A new make of Black and Colored Silk of
extraordinary elegance and durability.
MINGUUC
usual, tlie most choice Goods ap
pear tirst.
AN EARLY CALL SOLICITED.
Geo. R. Taylor,
£)rij tôoods.
miDV your interest'
— BY— I
MINE EARLY !
On account of an ad
vance in Wool, and the in
creased cost of labor, all
Woolen Goods will I>e ad
vanced
15 to 25 per fit.
Having made our pur
chases early, we are enabled
o offer all of our Woolens,
such as
3LANKETS,
FLANNELS
• SHAWLS, SKIRTS,
CASSIMERES, 4C.
AT
LAST YEAR'S PRICES
POSITIVELY KO ADVANCE.
NEW CLOAKS
JUST OPENED.
L0,000 Yards
OF
WORTH 25 CENTS, FOR 121-2 CENTS.
MHS
Jhiths.
DANK OF TI11«:OHIO VALLEY
HTATK AND HTY WCPONITOBY.
Stockholder* Doubly Liable.
CAPITAL .. |IT.ri,ono
(iovernmcnt mid I/x-al Bonds Ixmght and wild.
Dr*n* issued oil any point lu Europe, a* well a»
r»n tin* principal rition of tin- 1'nlted Stal»>*.
A gênerai bunking biMiiieiw transacted.
WM. A. ISKTT, Fnnldeiit,
WM H. si MI-SON, Vice I'rea.
Juli F. I'. JEPSON, Canhier.
j^XCHANGE HANK.
capital 1200.00U
I. N. VANCE President
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN Vl« e Prwddont
niRKfTOM :
J. N. Vance, K. Horkheimkr,
0. Lauviilin, W. Elunuiiam,
H. H. lJKI.Art.AIN, A. W. Kei.i.ey,
John Krkw.
Draft* issued on England, Ireland, Scotland
and all points In Europe.
wrJ JolIN J. JONES, (Gabier. •
rPHE
CITY BANK OF WHEELING,
NO. 131ß MARK KT STREET.
IIKNltV K. LIST President.
IL C. DAXZELL. CKahler.
A (iencral Hanking ttusinrM TrannaoUsl.
Account* of Firma, Corporation! and Indi
viduals Solicited.
INTEREST PAID ON SPECIAL DEPOSIT*
au21ab
RATIONAL HANK OF W. VA.,
AT WHEEL1NO,
CAPITAI «300,000
Hou t h wert corner Main and Twelfth fit*.,
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
director«:
At'ocft Rotr, John Waoi«»,
Michail Reilly, R. W. Haxlht,
E. W. Oolebay, J. R. McOoc«T»«Y,
Cha8. W. Brockcnixr.
KARL W. OGLERA Y. IT«-rt<b*nt,
CHAS. \V. BROCK INI ER, Vic* President,
JOHN WAGNER, <;a«hier,
LAWRENCE E. HANDS, Amlrtant Can hi er.
0(>rocrrs.
M. REILLY,
WHOLESALE
Grocer, Pork Packer,
AND CURER OF THE
CELEBRATED "RED BIRD HAX8,"
1309 mad 1311 Mala Street.
WHEELING, W. VA.
My own cure of choice Smoked Meat* delivered
daily from my Pork-Honae at Man
chester. The
LARGEST STOCK OP
General Groceries
IN THE STATE.
PATENT AND FAMILY FLOUR. !
SOLE CONTROL IN THIR CITT Of j
'PearlMs" Patcnf, r '
"Faaltl«»" Kan il J.
"Otr Favorite Faailjr,
Fiant ia tte Market
A»-Snle A rent for Itapont's Sporting, Mining 1
and Blaating Powder. ]
Headqnerteni for Eckermann A Will i cele
brated church Candle«, all AyUa. jan»
âwosemfnis.
)PERA_HOUse
Tuesday, Septe^.1"
«nr» preference aj*
y, m|n^
MoNISH,
JOHNSOv
& KT. À \rV
I
& HlLA YIvJ
REFINED
,ppr
V ndcr the pewonal managtneut «
v.aGiBraun,ti \
the One Swell TnJ
>f the World. now <m their s-eor.,1 \. t < '
,1 the United Siaw-s and « nu*.V v., -
ir*ud-new fr*>m tin* to mu»h.
uionâid new invention*. inoUrtmc
•Silence and Fun/' John*>u'» Atti* -
1'**x
~ M \
_ Will \P ' ,T
j.uM^uei.yinniuu-. >.WUl . '
•art. the Brave Pioneer « « t ., ,,N . • i
>ty B*U. Ureal Combat w ith li»:i \v, v
Viueriean Airieati Jhi>»iu- li • > . *
THE LITTLE FLÏ COOl
Secure seals. Avoid cn>».lv \ „ . j
umI 35 cent». Reserved)« *•>*. n ,4-, \
Monday, September A», al 5.. . •. "M
BRAND OPKHA Hoist]
3. C. GATHER I*w atvl
m im. cowMiiciib ma mw\
Will be preaented the nicccMfult
lira urn.
SILVER si>vii
*»Tr.i> BV k
Superior Dramatic Compacy
K Powerful Play, combining Path» »•„; .
tly, inter»|>en«>l a uh i
IOKWN. »AM I» A 1UNJU so,J
loeluiilug ihi« company » i:r«.it hit. ,
Yot k Kv r. n\ If
I'nder the manafemnii «1 K V Mil *
AdmU*ion. i>. £>and «Wvtiu iin.i.,1 .
»'wliw«l»y ««'I Sainrduj •>" •• •
valu itl IsheibV
jjhotogrnphi).
Errs em
MASTER I
hotS^raJjher,
f BUM. W. %k.
Mycesv
. m nun
2152 and 2154 Main Street
P lumbers.
J UST UECKIVKl),
A KINK |j|f «r
DECORATE!) SHAM*;
— AT —
LUKE FITTONS,
I'Imiu'.kt, Mr»a xiid )■»» hltrr
">r9h Hlo MAIN -run
IIA UK »V SON,
PRACTICAL
Plambers, Gas and Steam Fium. j
No. 33 Twelfth Street
All nrnrk<loii«'|iniin|>tly«ti!i'»trw.'t'
fAMKK C. Ma.nm:KKi.»;k ( in. K V k '•
ii*. IxiTt
MANSKKKtiKK. LOTZ&VMt
— TKA'TH At
PLUMBERS, GAS i STEH FITTltll
\o. 40 T*rlftk Sl„ ll«t
Wmmui w
49*KMimatr* f«irtit-li»->l All ■•rt4ui|
rcKMitiiililf r»U».
QEO. IIIBBKUI) A'SON,
(Surrwwor* I« Tk**p*l ft ,
PRACTICA Ii PLLIKBI
(>m and Steam Kitten aid
Brass Konnder*.
RPU'IALTIKH
Natural (*om SupplK
SU1»« llraliis art W»tiln*|
ISM MAKKKTSTKKKT. WIIEFUVj » »
•#-A II work |.r»ni|>«lj-*'^'1
prie«*. *'_
Jottcrj.
CAPITAL PRIZE
Tlekrln Oui) *5. *b*rr« '■ r~
p*rliM>
Louisiana Mate Mixen '»»r
"We «lo hereby ^^Jh^h|Ti.TSS'|
UTan Riment» for all tb » |
Drawing* of the I""1"-1*
(Miny. awl In kp"«o '"T ^
Irawlnip thenwelve» ■"'I"' „ t,i
loetM with hon« <y
U.wani all parti--, aii'l ■;■ ^ y „«
to tue Üii» certificate■ »' * h %lfrmrtliA
nature* attache«!. In L« ad**"»*
Incorporate! in iv> for ! :* v
lure for Kdikatlonal arr! ' htflW '
"ith a capital of fl.W'i'«»■ >•■ • • • ' "
fand of over lW,(ßn ha- .. :i> I»* ■ » •
Hy aii overwhelming /upo!ar v<4f a-J-l
»a* inailr a j>»n of tli«- mm» at ^ '^^1
Hon ailofiUvf Ihxtlatter >1. A. P f* . -^1
The only bttrrj rvrr w«u-<1 '« »»• "^1
uy the p»-op]«- of any eta"' I
It never acaJe* or (•■*);» I
Ilm Urmmé HlmgU
lake place monthly. and the
bnwingn reifiJarly every tto*I
HemMnnualJy a» heretofore. ,^1
A *plcnd id op»«rtunJty to *!■ ■'**^3
r»rand I drawing Ckm U. to jto ' *^.»1
JTMunir, KttrOrleaij«. I
UN—197th Monthly Imwiaf. I
CAPITAL I'Klll. Vi- A
I00.0W Tlckeu at Five I**ian lark. **^1
in Fl/th» In prm»*M* I
U?T of rai»
1 Capital Prixr
1 'aj.ftaJ lviae.„„
1 ' «jiitâl Prift
2 Prize» of «ri. il»
6 Prize* of £ QUO
10 Prl»-* of luv
39 Prize* of a*»
100 Prize* of 3«
300 Prlzr* of Ifflj
400 Priz*-» of .'*»
Prize* of JS
Air*o*maTw» "f*
9 Approximation Maw « »^7 "
9 Approximation it!»* «
9 Approximation l"njt* «
Ä7 Prize», ajnoimtimr w — -"T. ^ t
Application 1er rate» to Ha* ^Tm ff
mly to the ofloe U the omfHT
Kor further lnfr>nnat>«;
4oney Order* or New »oft
es»omm"'ST^
frt •"
Or
£>l
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