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Jlrçtsfti: «EST VIRGINIA PRIHTHM» CO., ]>* B. TA3IEY.OanftAi. Ma*j FKa TIU, BT HAU, NRiM lUTAA Daily, «u dm in um»«««* JB « DAILY. ihrmaay» in Um. «wk « « DAILY, two ihn l* Uw week S m DA ÎLY, OHdnli um *Nt IM OXLiruiO *Y rannien DAILY .per week to be paid weekly U DAILY and ül'.MDAY per week II The üAlht will be >kLr«nd by carrier ta Mf other dtr or iova . _ 13 si sole ooPTEdoy daily oe'w'exely-. * <rODUBnm>nn comfAoam nroniin »1*1 aoucrran nam m» pact or m son. Boi iTBOM oDnmr THtMMBTMK i»«t» * mmemt mmkm», enterai 4 (te m WVWiaf, W. fa., m »e- »«I <4em marner. Ix this mum appear* a very sensible let ter in regard to the Medical and Biological chair of the I'airmit;. We commend il to the attention of the Board of Regent«. Whe* President Clevilaxd WW that he WK wrong in retard to that battle-tlag order, be promptly and cheerfully cor rected his mistake. We commend his ex ample to the I*trllufrme*rr in regard to tbc mistake made at its office in regard to the action of the Invitation Coin mit tee. Thk New York Hmtid has heard "the dickey bird» mf" that this is to be the next Republican ticket: For President. Ker. Dr. Bi'Rthakd. For Vice President, Jamks U. Blaise Thk tifty year's of (Jueen Victoria'* reign are toll of proud achievements. But the latter of all is dimmed by the treat ment of Ireland. While thousands and thousand* of Englishmen yesterday were proudly celebrating the Jubilee, the con sciences of many most be touched when they read this placard that Inahmen had pasted everywhere possible : IRELAND * Jl'BILEE. • What Ha« Ibe Queen'» Keiçn "f Fifty Year* Ih.ii« for the People of Ireland ' Died of famine l^M Fernon* fVH*u*«l by landlord« S.éM.Ouf Emigrated Lt*MM THAT INTELLIGENCER OKF1CI DISPATCH. We art- sorry that any one was .so indis cret as to send out a dispatch from Wheel in« saying that the Invitation Committee for the Reunion of the Society of the Army of West Virginia had responded "no, thank you," to a proposal to secure a nsit of Pres ident Ci.ev EL.vxD to thin city. But wt feel gratitied that through the Register' effort the committee has been set right be fore the people, every mem tier of the com mittee residing in the city, with the excep^ tion of the editor of the lnttlliy»nc»r, bavin« been seen, and all stating that the dispatch to the ('<>mMt-rriai-tin zttlr was false so far a. their action was concerne«!. But what makes the matter worse than all and adds an insnlt to the injury the dispatch ha* already done the committee, I« the fact that the city editor ol the I'tUlHyrmnr, who sent the di"patch to the ' 'ominerriai-Oazrltf has not yet, as we are aware of, made the slightest attempt to correct his misrepresentation, but allows the falsehood to go over th* country to the detriment of the Reunion and of oar peuple. A ud what adds still mort to the insult to the veterans is that the In till up nit I does not even report that one ol the fnl'lli'fi mtr'< staff has misrepresented the Invitation Committee and aroused in donation among our citizens. The editor ial in yesterday's htleiliyruecr seems rather to glory in the sentiment expressed in the dispatch of the ImtcUiymerr'a city editor to the Cum».'r< ial-IIazrtte. The only thiog it seems to regret Is that th* KE<i!STE»i"sefforts ha\e located the Ibunda tion of the whole matter at the I ah Itiijrmn office. If we are to judge from the Int» Iii (ftmcrr'a course it doesn't want the matter set right. Even the K Et; is rut's sugges tion that if the mistake he not corrected by the Committee, the Mayor, as chief executive officer of the city, take steps to net our people right Itefore the world doe* not please the hilMgrm r. It *oggest* that it might he better to call out the Police and Fire Department». Happi ly nearly all the members of the com mittee have placed themseves right, and it is not proliable that the Mayor's action will he needed, uor the police except it be to protect the President should he make a visit to Wheeling, from the dangerous /utrUiffnurr and some others who do not believe the war is yet over; nor will the Fire Department be needed, except it lie to turn the hose on our esteemed neighbor to cool hi in off so that he may be in proper condition tor the non partisan re union to take place in August. We would suggest that the Invitation Committee ask the JatfU<f»m>n to explain its action. If the hMUgrnnr would try to make amends for the damage that originated in its office, U would be in a much better plight toeuioy the reuoion. A I»LK\s|Xti CONTRAST. Ou Juu» 17a bauquet ww niveu in Fan eml Hall, Itorttuu, to the Kobkkt K- Lkk Confederate veterans antl the sentiment* exprt=«**l l>r both Northern and Southern men make a pleasing contrent to the .silly vaporiaip of the men of the Faiwhili» • Halstkaj» type. Said Governor Ames, of Massachusetts: The time ha* ^one by, I trust, never to return when MaiMacliusettai and Virginia will fail to appreciate and understand each other- (Applau.se. I In the long feature that unrolls before the Republic, the peo ple of the Kay State ami the people of the Old Dominion have to work out a common destiny. The bond of tbe Union links us together in the greater parte rniship, tbe mightiest league of State« that tbe world hatt ever seen. For Virginia, MatwochusettK hart only tbe kindliest feelings and tbe bext wishes, and I am glad that it is my privilege to nay so here and uow in this historic place, and in the presence of those from tbe 'Did Dominion" whoso well rep resent tbe people of that State and tbe spirit of its institutions. Said the usually tierv Senator HoAB: We, too, have learned to know as we never knew before tbe quality of tbe noble Southern stock; what courage in war; what attachment to home and State; what capacity for great atfection and generous emotion; what aptness for command; above all, what constancy—that virtue beyond all virtue«, without which no peo ple can loug be great or free. ( Applause. ) This is what tbe Hon. Johm Goods, of Virginia, said amid tremendous applause: While the war continued every incb ol' Virginia soil wm promu d bj its red, tierv heel. Almost every field was a battle äeld and almost every bouse a hospital. When tbe war terminated tbe people of Virginia had literally nothing left but tbe soil. But they did not despair. Tbey went to work with a resolute purpose worthy of the heroic rare from which tbey sprung. What has been tbe result? No people on tbe face of the earth ever exhib ited greater recuperative energies than tbe people of that State since tbe war. Tbe statistical tables will show that tbey bave produced more corn, more wheat, more tobacco, more manufactures than in tbe same number ot years before. We bave boilt more miles of railroad than in any previous period of oar history. We ore We to Ulk m brethren and friends. I beliere that Virginians are very mach misunderstood in some sections of oar country. I profan to know that people, and I know wbereoi I affirm when I aaj that not a single man amvog them wo a ill re-establish the institution of «lavery il be could. There is not a man among them who harbors in bis breast one particle of animosity or resentment toward this procd American Union or its brave defenders. When they f urled at Appomattox that torn and Uttered banner which they followed lor (bar long and weary years, and re newed their allegiance to the government of the Unitsd States, they acted in good fWith * * * I gay, when any man in this broad land sapposeathat Virginia does not love tbis Union, be is mistaken—be is most egregiouslv mistaken. We are ready to grasp hands with the men of Mitwrbn setts in starting oar coantry upon a new career of prosperity. If the Crovernment ever bei-omcs involved in trouble with any foreign power, von will tind that toe men of Virginia wilï respond with alacrity. THE PRICK OK GRAIN AND LAND SPECULATION. The collapse ot the wheat and coffee deals means cheaper wheat and coffee. Cheap wheat mean* big exports and gold import. While cheap grain mean« cheap food for the workers in oar cities, it mean* small profits for the farmers. The price of land is ultimately determined by tlie price of grain, l^nd values have been pushed away up by artificial mean* in the West. The low price of gTain for a considerable time cannot fail to have an effect on this great expausioo. The Philadelphia Proa in speaking of the speculation in real es tate says: "How far this land speculation has jjooe.there are no means ot knowing; but from time to time strong side lights are thrown on it. BrndMrtrt'* gives real estate transfers in forty-three cities, from from New York down, with an estimated population of 8,500,000. The aggregate of theae transfers for tbe first live months of 1*H7 and l!*6 were fJ96,106,«9H in 1386, and $451,172,01)4 in 1*H7, an iucrearie of $130,015,30»), or more than one-half. Of this increase.bowever, $125,400,000, or five sixths, is furnished by eight cities, Kansas City, Wichita, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Denver, Topeka and Birmingham. Tbe population of then« cities, after con. ceding all tbe claims of boomers, is uot over GOO,000. It Ls plain that swapping jack-krves ou this .scale cannot go on with out somebody being left with the broken bladed knife. It is significant in this line that tbe banks of two cities in the centre of this .speculation, Chicago and Kausas City, tave loans outstanding at the begin ning of June, 1HH7, $18,500,000 larger than one year before. This is an increase of 30 per cent, and it has been accompanied by an increase in deposits of $14.300,000, or 16 per cent. Tbe aggregate increase from June, 1HS6, to June, lHrf7, in loans of the bank* of the three cities of New York, Boston and Philadelphia, with aggregate banking capital in national lianks tenfold tbe like banking capital of Chicago and Kansas City has been about tbe same, $H, » aio,Ooo, as in these two cities alone auil the d-*posit* in New York, Boston and Phil adelphia have risen $79,000,000 in the year. <jL.KXVIL.LK. C'omnienrenient Eterri»«« ot the GleovlUe Stat« Nnrmil School. Spteùtl ( Ytrrrfjxmrt'nrt of the KetfÛUr. Glexviixe, W. Va., June 18.—The commencement of the filenville Normal School bad ayain come ami noue, and with it tbe pleasures and tbe labors of another school year. On Sunday, Juue 1*2, tbe Baccalaureate sermon was pleached to a large audience in the Baptist Church,' by tbe Kev. Benj. I son, of Weston. It was an earue.tt and beautiful discourse, tilled with many ap nropriate quotations from tbe great En glish writers, and was highly appieciated by the people. On Monday evening at 8 o'clock the church, in which all tbe commencement exercises were held, w;is again tilled to listen to th« class evening exercises of the Seniors. These consiste«! of a history, an essay, a poem, an oration and a prophecy. The historian, .Miss Annie Silcott, gave a very entertaiuiug and elegantly written biography of each member of the Senior Class. Miss Emma £. Hays rtad a well prepared essay. Miss Jessie Norris, the youngest member ot the class, then read a carefully written poem that eviuced in her mind a bi«h idea of the heuutifnl. Mr. L. W. Varaer then delivered the class (»ration on tbe subject "Thomas Cur lyle."' In this he sbow*-d a high appreci ation of the great author, :>nd toldbf his straggles in language that was rich and strong. Tbe last was a prophecy, by M im Rue Beiiuett, which was exceedingly beautiful. Miss Bennett id proliably the most imag inative writer in tbe senior class. All theue were interspersed with mnsic ren dered by Miss Mary Eagoo uud Mrs. K. («. Linn. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock was given the anniversary of tbe Cosmian Literary. Society. 1 can give only tbe programme. Miss LXora Branuon recite«! tbe "liegend of St. John lie Matha." and Miss Sal lie Norris "The Battle of Ivry. " Miss Mor ris' rendition ot this was especially tine. After music Mr. Sheridan it. (irifbu, of Harrison county, read an excelleut essay on the "American Flag," and Miss Hester Hays read oue on "i^ueen Victoria." Clayton's March was then rendere«! in a most beautiful manner by M im Mary Kagon. Two orations followed, one by Mr. E. N. Flowers, of Harrison c«>unty, upon "Personal Intiuence." and Mr. Jas. L. Smith, of Wirt county, npon the "Po litical status of the United States.'' The paper which was very well written was read by Mw Anna Cather. The "Clar îon'^still preserve« its old elo«|iience and biting wit. Tbe anniversary was a great success. On Wednesday evening was the prize contest. Miss Mapel had offered a prize of ten «lollars for the liest déclama tion that might be given, and Mr. Brown offered a prize of fifteen dollars for the M bot MWT written upon the subject "Ralph Waldo Emerson; his writing*end teachings." The judges, Her. J. W. Lambert of Ravenswood, Hon. Lewis Bennett, of Weston, and Major W. 8. O'Brien, of Lewiscounty, awarded the prize for the best declamation to Misés Mande Biannoo of Glenrilie. The prixe esmy upon which the decision had previously been made was then nad by M ms Ida M. Brannon. of the senior class who bad won it All the declamations of the evening were fine, and the prize easay waa of more than ordi nary excellence and showed Miss Brannoa to be a young lady of very considerable literary culture. Commencement day is always for Glen ville the gala day of the year, and this year it wa* more truly so than ever, foi there were seven graduates By 9 o'clock the town was thronged with people, man.v having come from Wirt, Calhoun, Braxton, Lewis and Harrison. At that hour tbt Hon. B. 8. Morgan, accompanied by th« Faculty and the senior class, entered the church and filed np the aisle to the front. The Kev. J..E. Bare led the people in a short prayer, after which Mr. Brown brief ly stated the progress which the school had made during the past year, which ht thought was substantial, and commented on the growing educational and social power Jof this school throughout Gilmei and the Horrounding counties. The music for tbe day was lurnwbed by Miss Mary Eagen, Jesse Norris and Normal School choir. The graduates were Misses Ida M. Brannon, Rue C. Bennett, Emma E. Hays and Jessie C. Xorris, of Glen ville, Misa Annie E Silcott, of Grantsville, Cal houn county, Miss Carrie Wiesenfeld, ol Cutlip's, Braxton county, and Mr. 8. W. Variier, of Sand Fork, Gilmer connty. Miss Brannon's et*ay, whose subject waa •"Excelsior," with salutatory, was written with her usual literary elegance and which was most excellentlv read, came first Tbe second was a well writteu essay by Miss Rue C. Bennett, upon "The Fallen Leaf." in this she exhibited her well known love for liotany and wrote with sci entific correctness- After music Mis» Emma E. Hays read an essay written witL exquisite literary polish, upon "Fatbel Ryan, the Poet Priest of tbe South." Tbt fourth ««ay was read by Miss JessieNorris, upon "1'oetry and a Poet." This essay showed a high critical taste and held thai Bryant was tbe trnest of our America! poets. Music followed. The Miss Annit Silcott read an e*ay upon "Friendship' which was well received by the andiene« and was indeed a good «way. Xexl Miss Carrie Wiesenleld read an essay upon "Representative Modern Historian* and Their Work." This essay evinced wider reading and maturer thought thai any of the essays, was written in rich, strong language and was admirable in Htructure. The last was an oration by Mr. L. W. Varnerupou "Politicsand Pub lie Schools," and in this he laid open witb a tearless hand the method of politician! in dealing with school affairs, and wa* heaitily applanded at the close. Th« diplomas were then conferre«! upon th« graduates by Hon. B. L. Morgan, wht then made most an admirable ad«lress con sisting of wise admonitions and good ad vice. After a few minutes talk in a very feeling manner by Mr. Brown, the an dience was dismissed. Owing to a mistake in time the Hon Daniel B. Lucas did not arrive at the bom appointed for his lecture, but later in tht eveuing he arrived and was greeted witl an eutbnsastic audience, when he spoke in bis u.xnal classical and eloqnent manner. His subject was Daniel O'Connell. The lecturer declared O'Connell to have been toe greatest orator who has lived since tht days of Demosthenes; and said he was tht first to contend for universal religious liberty. The whole lecture, of an houi and a half« length, was brilliant, able and captivating, and the audience showed itî appreciation by frequent outbursts of ap plause. Mr. Lucas is a scholar, a thinker and an orator, and our people will always I«- glad to have hiiu «»me among us und entertain us. OltSKBVER. lira' Ädrfrtisfmenis. jAOCTION! AUCTION! j WILL SELL AT Pl'BLIC AUCTION. AT No. J. 1519 Chapline Matt, on THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1881, commencing at 9 o'clock a. rn., an entire house hold outfit, consisting of elegant Parlor StU (Silk Plush). Chamber Sets Bed aud Bedding ol every description, Hair Mattr«*es, Carpets ol the bent makes, I>ining Room aud Kitcheu Ware of all kinds. AU of the above goods are now and in perfect «tder. TERMS CASH. J. C. HKRVEY, jel'Alr-ewedJaat Auctioneer. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST! —THE— MASON IMPROVED FRUIT JAR It. the best iu the market. I have a large stock of them. F. HANAUER, MrMeehen's old stand, l'nfi Market Street jel» FOURTH OF JULY! M Picnicand Family Festival AT MT. BELLE VIEW PARK, UIVEN BY THE ARMIMMlOX TO T11F. PARK, - . IOC. finest Refreshment«, Singing, Dancing, Wheel t»arrow Race«, Creised Pig, Ten PiDs, Greased Pole, etc., etc. Plenty of aintivmeuis for every one Parties desiring to have a private pienle will be allotted exclusive space. Applications by mail or otherwise to F. C. Artiens will m«*ct with prompt attention. jel*eoe*di 1IK-:-SPRIN6TRADE-:-1!87 WALL PAPER, BORDERS, —AND— Ceiling Decorations! Tbc Largest fetocK and (Jreale« Variety of Styles in Üir SUte. For Sale at Very Low Prices JOS. GRAVES & SON, nrll Wo. M Twelfth Ntrffi. MANUFACTURERS' rpHE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, WHEELING, W. VA. Oie» Removed to N«. 1318 Market Strret (Over crrr bank > CAPITAL — 1100,000. | DIKBCTOU : J. M. BROWN, T. M. DARR A FI, J. C. ALDBR9GN, WM ELLISGHAM, A. J. SWEENEY, J. W. GALLAHEK, ROBT. SIMPSON. C STEINMETZ, J. W. A MICK J. M BROWN. President. J. a ALPERSON, Yice-Presklent. W. T. BUTLER, J t.. Secretary. Insure* property against low or damage by fire, apllgcemonwedaaat Habits of Youth ! ! THKRiO URANDK HERB C lit Eis a guaran teed specific for the hauefnl rem'ts of Yonthftil Tndiwretion*. such as lort manhood, early doea', seminal weakness, etc. The r*ipe for this won derful medieine was given to a former Indian Scout for valna- le «erriet« rendered the Chief Medicine Man of the Cheyenne Indians. Price for Three bottle« guaranteed to cure the wont cases, £3. Address W. B. PEKOmOX * CO., •M Alle« Ht, Beehe«ter, H. T. |el6eodb IOMTH. Age* »warned. M best sell article« in the world. 1 sample free AT BtOI»«!, Bstr«li,aieh. m HITCH on Itch" Oinöwat cur«« Saixi Hu mors rauptet, Klfsb Worms, Bins Worm, let ter, Salt Khcum, Frosted Feet. Ciulbtoiux Iuh, lvy Fiùoo, Barter'* Itch, Scald Head. Ecana. btevihàg, InUrttil oroth< r. Im-j MMtr in •■ach packas". Sure ghtarmaiL fc. 8. Wuis, Jtrse<j ROUGH^ZG ATARBH •ly. buta ouMplcto cur* of »on»ibro _ . cur», SOu. l)rag gfaCarmaiL E.\i. Vius, Jersey City. N. J. is not a men. paliatire rero hnwic ^ Ckltr- 1 rhal ihnat air rattens. fou! bmth. oCemtrv i^orm, I» oittiaff from SmI Catarrh eorrwuxl at oocr by the tw • <( " Ko«trh on Catarrh." I'amaaleii (or diphtheria, «ore throat, foulbwaih. 3». Droggiita. E. ».Welte. Jtnej Cur. ( ROU6H2ECORHS UEW ENGLAND CQNSEWATORT ll0FMUSIC Boston, Mass. M <w«n USrartloo la Vora I and I tutrvmrntal Marie. Ptmo and Untaa T»i*j, fin* Arta,Otatorv, L'rrUtm, Fitach,Gar- : ■aa.aadH»fUaT »awajM Jtotfiih BwarM. Oj ■■ i<Im. ' «*• Trttioa. tSta |Jt boaidand nwawtth Sxani Heat and junl-toodrb 11*» ^dcfrtisfmmts. WANTED-A GOOD, ACTIVE BOY TO SELL cushion* at the Ball Park. Can make from fl.50 to liOO per day. Apply at RsGtrrx* office. je»q Fä R RENT—NEW GRANITE HOUSE, Welto _ bwrg. W. V«. will rent lo the rlcht warty very cheap. House all newly film H bed and ren ovated fuix wioo given Immediately. Address E. W. BRl'ES, Welteburg, W.Va. je22» W ANTEP — A SECOND HAND. UPRIGHT boiler »boot 4 feet in diameter and 7Kfeet high Address "BOILER," care Keourru office. Jtfflh WANTED-A GOOD GERMAN BOY ABOCT sixteen year* of axe that will make him self generally useful about s store, and not afraid of work. Enquire at Rzuistkb office. je^'l WANTED—We desire to establish a general agency in Wheeling or vicinity, to control the sale of a staple article of daily consumption. Any energetic man with small capital may se cure a I- rmauent, paying burine» For particu lar* address liCEKSWirn MAXTfACTTUXO Co., *> Vesey Am N. Y. mft F°R RENT. Grand Hole!, eutirely new. finished with mod em improvement.''; furniture entirely new and ol finest design: located in a thriving business town on line of C.. L. <fc W. Railway, twenty fire miles west of Wheeling, W. Va; Uncut hotel property in the county; superb country sur rounding; every facility for splendid summer re •ort. Will lea-e for a term or lear» reasonably. Apply lo JAMES FOLEY, jeü> Flushing, Belmont Co., Ohio. JEWETT'S WATER FILTERS! JEWETT'S WATER FILTERS & COOLERS ! STEVENS'UPWARD WATER FILTERS! At the Hardw are and Houle Famishing store of NESB1TT «4 BRO., juiiWe«USat UU Market Street. ■ ' - REGULAR PITTSBUBGH. WHEEL ing and Cincinnati Packet, Steamer Fashion," E B. COOPVR Mantel A.J. 8LAYEK ...... fieri In place of Steamer "Emma Graham," will leave for Cincinnati every Thursday at 6 a. m. Eoi freight or i*i>sage apply to juüq • FRANK BOOTH. Agent. CAUTION. VOID ALL COMPOUNDS SAID TO BE the save", or "just as good "as the genu ine Excelsior Baking Powder. The quality ol this powder is miaranteed perfectly pure and healthy. R. H. LIST, Manufacturer, jus; 1010 MAIN STREET. "ajûctîon of Second-hand Goods. I will sell ou WeJnesdav, June ^.commenc ing at 9 o'clock a m.. at No. KM-' Market street, alfmy stock of second-hand goods of every de scription. Sale to continue until all is Holdout. Terms cash. M. E. HOPE Jeflr A NOTICE. From and £fter June 20, 1 Until further notice, we will close o-jr store at G o'clock p. in , BATCRDAY8 EXCEPTED. EWING BROS., Je21 _ 1215 Market 8t, opp. McLnre Home. C0IT3E! Good Rio Coffee —FOE— 20c. l'ER FOUND, —AT— R. J. SMYTH'S, je21 CV>r Market and Fourteenth St BY thi: Pupils of Each of the Public Schools, —AT THE— GRAND OPERA HOUSE —ON— Wednesday Evening, June 22. ADMISSION, - - - 25c. An extra chaîne of 10 cents for reserved seats, which are now on sale at P. W. Baumet'a, 1310 Market street. Je2!r %_ TJASE BALL. KALAMAZOO vs. WHEELING, Manila], Tuesdaj and Wednesday, Jone ?l, 21 and M, AT ISLAM» BASE BALI. PARK, fJame railed at 8:451>. in. Admission, 25 cent»; Boys. 10 cents, tirand Stand, 10 cents extra. jeiw HEADQUARTERS - for - FIRGW0RRS! ALL THE NOVELTIES AT N. SCHULZ S JelwUeh No. Utt MARKET STRUT. FOR SALE3. — MY— RESIDENCE AND GROUNDS Rituale on the Southwest corner of Broadway and Ohio street«. _Jel7U H. P. HILDRKTH. "AfY-LAIN'S WORM SYIIUP Is so pleasant to lake that children cry for it. It beliuj a ve^etabl? préparation can l>e taken by the smallest infant *ith perfect s«fetv. It al ways doe«its worn. 35 ce*l««n bollle. Man ufaetii' ed only by • NrLAIS BROTHER*. jel8 Druggists. HATS. SEW LOT or LiiM Derby Stiff flats —AT— G. A. BE LI TER'S. TUB MAIN FT RE KT HATTKR. jelS Ml* Kit LAW LMTIREH (nine weeklyi Uçin 14th July, 1HS7. and end 14th Sep tember. Have proved of lignai une,—1st. To students who detigu to panut' their «radie* at thin or other Law School; "AI. To tbot<> who pro pose to rend privately; and 3d. To practitioners who have not bad the ad van lagt' ni svstematic instruction. For circular apply i P. 0. University of Va.) to Joh* B. M Lion. Fror. Com. and Slat. Law. myllWedaFrib g FLORENCE SIMPSON WOCLD rtUtXT THE HKITS OF FflUIT MOUNTAIN DAIRY To all lover? of PI RE MILK and BICH CBEAM. Great care is taken to furnish my patrons with the very best article thi- celebrated dairy produce*. Your patronage respectfully solicited. Orders by mall, through II«« X*. 52, City PostoAoe, »ill receive prompt attention. myMaWed ^yiRE CLOTH. vi KKxr nt stock all kinds or WIRE CLOTH IRON, PAINTED & GALVANIZED. The World's Wire Fence, Cheapest Fence on the market, fl.09 per rod. GEO. W. JOHNSON'S SONS, jail 1210 Main «reel jtor ^igfrfisemrais. BRILLIANT ThÎ SOFTLIGHT reODTCBD BY OCK Oriental HeaHW Oil Tbl« oil will rtand beating to 156 degrees be fore the vapor «ill bent. „ It is "Spring Water White'' In color, and jus what if required for Studen Lamps and Oil Stove*. For sale by ISAIAH WARREN & CO je^JT..a JprNE GRADES OF Of tbe following noted brands : CAPITOL rTMSBER, EL DORADO CANTOS. . UOLDEX M A4'Hl \ CK V, ATI. A STIC KT.O X At HISERY, CAKTOK HACIIIXE. Also, best ((Unlity of 74° and 8S° gravity of GASOLINE, For Gas Machine«, F to Te* and Torches. For sale by ISAIAH WARREN A CO. Junaoeads GRADUATING PRESENTS! As it has become tbe almost universal custom to substitute SUBSTANTIAL BOOKS For perishable liowers as presents to gradu ates, we call attention to our unusually large stock of boots, suitable for this purpose. Prices Range From 60c. to $25, And Covers a'l brauche« of Literature. Stanton & Davenport, Hootsfllers and Stationers, Ju6 _ 1301 Market Street. Fine Silk Umbrellas! We have just ojiened another lot of Fine Silk Umbrella* with Natural Stick Weitzel Wood and Gold ami Silver Hufflu These good» are all made to our «perlai order and art- warrante«) to give Kali* tact ion. PRICES VERY LOW 1.6. DILLON & CO. JEWELERS. rpHE WHEELINGIN8TITUTE Home and Day School For Voting Ladies and Children, S3 Twelfth Street, Wheeling, W. Va., MISS ANNIES. PARRAN.Principal Careful training and thorough infraction in every department. The fall term open« Septem 5th. Catalogue* furnished on application Jullt JjMNE UPRIGHT PIANO FOR SALE. A Second-hand Decker Bros'. Upright Piano, In good order, for sale at a great bargain, at F. W. BATTMER'S, my28 1310 Market Street ÄTOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS." -i-N STOCK Y ARM HBOPENEI». Having been denied the privilege of handling block for the laat three months, we are uow abl« to annomice to all our patron* that we will open the yard", formerly occupied by u*. on and-afrci the 13th day of June, and receive live Mock on commission. Thanking you for your liberal wip I*>rt heretofore, we 'an only refer you to our for mer record, audit will beourmottoin the future, Honesty and prompt payments, j 10b GOOUHJCW A THOMAS. ALL THE LATE NEW MUSIC. MUSIC BOOKS! NEW OPERAS ! MUSIC FOLIOS AND ROLLS ! PIANO COVERS & STOOLS ! MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AND IN STRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS. WHOLESALE AN» KF.TAII-, AVM. H. SHEIB, Twelfth Street, Under Grand Opera House. myJJ I JNTRODUC'E FUEL GAS While the work of putting in the pipes can be easily and cheaply done. The Natural Gas Company of West Virginia is prepared to furnish gas in any part of the city. No bills will be presented for gas consumed be tween the first of May and the tln>t of October. Office No. 14 Twelfth Street. Superintendent, first floor. Contracting and Collections, second fi«or, rooms tonnerly occu pied by Caldwell A Caldwell. ap3U K. HAZLETT, Agent Wholesale Liquors, Ilia MAIN HT Kl". ET, Peter Welty & Co. ort i -«i. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Notice is hereby given that al a regular nwt ingof the Director* of the Beltaire Kali Work» ou April 30. IHkT, tt wan resolved that a special meeting of the Stock holders of mIJ Bellaire Nail Works he heM at rtie office of the «aid Com pany in Bellaire, Ohio, ou the i'-th dar of June, 1S8Î. at one o'clock p. m , to consider the adrlsa bilitf of ineieaslng the Capital Stock of said Company. A. I). HILBORN, myBt Secretary. YJ F. BEHRENS, GROCER & EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP A6ENT. Office and Main Store, 2217 M»rket street, Warehouse, • 2219 Market street. South Branch Store, corner Jacob and Thirty eighth streets, in the large West wood building. )eM JpOR RENT." No. 2508 Main street. Fire Rooms, $î lO. No. 2111 Main Street—Store and Cellar, with two living rooms, 116. No. 2345 Market street. Store Room.and Cellar, «»• For Sale. No. 22« Eoff street. Brick House, foor rooms and cellar, (2,000. Na 272> «'hapliue street. Brick House, tlx rooms—#2,700. J. & HUGHES, Real Estate Agent, jall(Ue No. 2U4 Chap It ne 8tr«Ç J0HN FRÎEDEL, IMTOST** A KD DCA LEB V China, Glass and Queensware, LAMP GOODS, CHANDELIERS, Wall Papers,Window Shades, &e. 1130 MAUT STREET, jtml3 WH£EI£»G, W, VA. _ |tyr gumwr ßtück~€u. JL Çagloif. _ * JUST RECEIVED —BY— ; GEORGE R. DM! I I A great variety of New^ChoiceGoods, Especially adapted to the WANTS OF. THE LADIES I During the approaching SUMMER SEASON. Particular attention has l»een paid to the provision of a ßlloieeLiBe orflress goods And their accompaniments for COMMENCEMENTS AND EVENING WEAR GENERALLY. * BôHî v daily accessions our stock of Sum mer Go<xls will lu» kept full and attractive until the close of the season. 6E0RGEëeR .eüT AYLOR. furniture. COME! LOOK! And vou will he surprised at our Handsome Lineot PARLOR SUITS Of Latest Styles and Best Qualities. FREW <fc BËRTSCHY, 1117 MAIN STREET. $^»Special Attention to Undertaking and Arterial Embalming. Jîlumbtrs. ^y-M. HARE A HON, »ACnCAL Plumbers, GasandSteam Fitters, No. 33 Twelfth Street. ▲11 work doot- promptly at moat reasonable ptirm Ilm m ß. Htnuwii. (>HAâ. B. M. «own. Joa. Lots. MANSBARttRR, LUTZ à McKOWN. -pucnuir PLUKBERS, GIS & STEAM FITTERS, la. 17 TvrifU Street, VI1IIJD«, W. Vâ. «ür-Kntlinatea furniabed. All work done it reaaouable raus. Inllc « « ■ « 0 .» « | . a « » ! TRIMBLE & LUTZ. I • • araciAL attention «itm to NATURAL GAS! > ; Util«f ef 11IU, fartwlM aa4 Dwell I eg* f S Y X CI A LT IKS: * j STEAM HEATING i. j PLUUBIN3 MOMS FITTINfi. j %m. 1416 ait 1418 Market HtreH, j* WHELLJXf», W. VA. • •, &c**n nable tirWn and prompt atten tion ft ran to all. ie~ ' '* »JiHE Pittsburgh Dispatch Delivered Ioiot addreas at 15 erat«per week, 30 («du including Hundays. Bt nail, daily at €R r*Dt» per month, tfi cent» Including Bandnys O. SC. QUIMBT, f'*bl9 Ho. 1414 Market Street Î^^nôtTcé Of Dnwlig af Bnckey« Glnaa C*u> ' paay Bonds. Notice ta hereby (rtren. r>oi*uan: lot he require-! menu of the mortgage of the Bwkeie Glial Company (works at Martin'» Ferry. Ohio.) to Alfred (aldwell, dated September (tfa, 1S8Û, re corded among the land record* in Belmont mea ty, Ohio, to Mean; bund» of said company, thai twenty of aakl bowl» we*« (elected by lot for redemption and payment July lit, 1897, by «aid ) company, in anrorlance with the prorMon* of aaid mortgage The number* of the aaid twenty bonds ateas follows- 71, »1, 1*9, 114. 1*7, 133. IM, IM. 17*. 19ft, 20J, 23«, 337, 343, 34«, 2M, 33«. tie4. 27«, 37«. The said twenty bonds will be paid by raid company upon presentation at the Bank of the ! Ohio Valley, in tneeity of Wheeling. w. Va., on ; the 1st day of Jnly, 1*7. or thereafter, together : with interest thereon for the lint half of the year 1M7. Interest npon the »aid twenty bonds shall ceaae on July 1.1W7. and the interest war ran Li or coupon* attached thereto, which hav« not become doe on or before the but named date, will become noil and roid. ALFRED CALDWILL Jen« U, 1887. furniture. CLOSING OUT SALE. GREAT BARGAINS! I ■ ■}. HariiiK «let^rminwl to cUm oat my en llrv rtork of FURNITURE AND CARPETS * AT WHOLIMALI fKICKS, Him-h u >'!«• I'urlur m nit HmIIuih ChM b»r Hall«. Wind«« Hhiwlr«. OH 4't*ttoa, »nd Kur*. In »II »jylm, WlNMr 4'kalra in all »iyiMi, Tablet, Standi, Wiririlii, Mid Common lfc-b«t<-ad«: • !■>>, ■ lar** vanrtjr of Rood* in tl»* furniture lin«. Coot* aud —* for y.mnHv«*«. I will make it fmf joa. WM. ZINK, Oar. MARKET ATH KNTY HKXiHD HT». M~S B.— T'riderukiitp promptly aitd carrfullj attended to at all houra. wrthb Bi^ead, Bi^ead Cheaper Than You Oan aBake at Home. HEELING BAKERY CO.'S lint pTMiw Bmi Alwâfi FRESH, WHOLESOME AND HUTWCIOUS. AÄ jour graeer far It WHEELING BAKERY CO., nM im MARKST NTMIT STATURAL G AS ffTOVER Parlor and Hall Stoves, forSATCRALöAKOrJUHD IJOAL i;he gkajeujajnt) la th* im the markaL I hsv» a full Um fron IK? «maltoat to tb« large* » prleaa la aal« UeUnu*. AJao, ageod ■■oifau ei -SOFT COAL STOVES, Both Oaottnf aiwl all jnlubte tor Hat iniOai B. F. CAUWKLL, eZteb Ko. im lUte i F°E flAT/R. A Country Store With a food trade. Pbr particular*. Knquira of or tddiM J. P. LITTLE. _)■» Dallaa. W. V«. FOR BALE. j^ARM y 1 «Iinur will aeU or trade far iaiU« s&r&s xxs?sz «»'I vTiMt, «A M imlB. Good Ï*"" îD^ent7 of Umttioot and Coal aoppln« land. A parch*«*c*a «et a rare W oat on the Una *> F1" j p" kwino, t*1". .. Oaw.ll» Mate Wheatora. JpOR SALE. The Prapertï Kumbefed 9M, on MatketSt. • tn the lot w* aereral bQildlnf* now renUM £*r Th* enü"' pmi*ny UD""r offered k* «W* jaMW U HAWlJtY •mr*. — —7— Public Sale of Keal Prapertv. 1JV VlKi;T« Oj^K A.^HOKiTV V^TKO V> 1° * ^SToathe 2lat day of Mar ohU»^HU» ^ ^ v ibm-ln j.odin* « her. l.*C 'nkkuiun ru j ,]UlUI Awociatlon i» "LuÂÎ I" <! "»T «> " *" I .»TC«£k«VT Si VSt MM* Untuning *ilw lhe H ou* of Obw» I «*—■ *» ffiL, the folk.win* <W«nW rounty. .hifl» ta Mr Tbc **>th one b*!( t»*al Pr°t,*fnJ;A^. ._r„tv at lbe comer «uuth ,4 of kH uumbeml twenty « uae , the City ïrXAJSlrïâ «STofW-î v Irring - of * beelln«. an.« twteAgr^ for reo.nl ..a ^ rvîtmÎ^OIMSA l.E - One-half of the purcbaaa ir«MBurh MM* aathe purchaser may n*>uey. or » raucn' «^|he tU, U mit . and the SSSÜftÄ«££® «■« < - ££t* the paymeot th,XvKY M ECiWKIX. S|*t 1*1 t'ommi»Moücr. J. t:. HUVBV. AurU-Hierr. «. . «»i'iift MruritT hn« l*« n given by tbo Bond *'l/V i^ j |U|.r a> n^uitol l>y tbe »U.T« naiued «•'»Wils w Min HKI.I.. Mtd decree. rlerk. >el«Ü - _ _ TRUSTEE'S SALE. ■1 iv VlKTl'K UP A I»KK1» OV TKl'ST MAPK bj Kochu* »'*W*rt and A',W!|"^£bc}*|,, smsbs? «ä»' ItTt IlDtV. JI Lt I«. IHH7. commencing *1 10 u cUK ÄgissÄ«-':: ?. urtKl in tbe llr«l *|t»rf In Ki.nic< MjXmm» profcrtj thjt ••««»» L-» ,ü- » '-î 'ï" w»d M rauch m.«« rlh f rÄ äffiSÄ :nuraïli. With totere* cäsää - .c S2L TU» u ....1.1-.1 H-niu« » sss 1 -uiiT ,r.%> «.g ».»«î " " ambka Public Sale of Real Property, f T NDKR TBK AITHOBITY Of A DKBD OP PjSsr.»» OMnty, In l>er«l of Tri«« M«wk No. Ü. i>««» »T. 1 will, on „ _ 1MM, «>,lu<H.O«y. «he^W D*p •« J-»». beeinttinx •« »0 o'clock t m . »11 •• tiou at the Trollt dour of the « o«rt Munty W^ Vtirtni*. tbe W real pfoperty. that 1» U> ••} Tbe «'^MU ok lot niimU red IM live. In «|U»rc nnrabrred lW) d«i«nau«d «. the m.pof lh# v tatous of the J"-cpb *',* 7f.» Vwi^JlM^n dUlonn Iherafroa to the < ity of »li«^Jiuf. the county of Ohio aiwl 8Uie of Vtf* Ätlfl lot in fy«mtint on tbr wctl W* » , •irci i formerly called Jame» atm-t. Wtwwii Twen'tv wM-nlli and Twenty et«bth auveta, f"™" and 1 ay lor îi I it h ward of the Ht y of Wheeltn«. U*ether with all the Improvement« situate tneraon and lhTffiovti&l-One tblni of the porch*, money or ao much more a» lite |jin ha*er may elect rauh in hand on theday of aale, and tha n«ldae in two ««juaI IlMtâliMOU, /T* •Mctivcly in nine and eigMceti month* alter tha «/a* of NUe with lntcrv«t fr»»ni thai day. Ih*"^'■ Ä lMtalmrnt* u, I- ^mrml u. the mIM» üon of th..nde^Un.^THEK ^ Ri *«ixa HTimi. Alton» va n>2jvi EXTRA VALUE IK FINE SATIS ! lu bhoft length«, Kuuuiuc from I» FunrWU V*r>l», At 20 Cents. Tfc«> rrfiUr prlrM mm Ik**# |««l« ■rv M ««4 ST !•* rmu. UWE HAVE ADDED— T* Mr RlMh • f>w Mr« NiaWn la Laee Curtains ! FROM $2,25 UPWARDS, THAT ARK MKAf'TIKM I. S. Rhodes &Ct. JUl THE WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY Morganbnrn. W.'Va., alien nne<|nal*d T*au«n •<» lb« jrunag nra of W«* VlrytnU TUITION FREE öocwMnrVltf <ov«-r VUrn ag») far rrrrr A4 popalaiion tu farb county. Kit ht mdH»(nc« 1«» Uua U nor more than JJ jrw* aM/ fro« eaeb Xenatnrtaldtatrlct furnlab« d with text-toot* uid rtaUooery, bertdaifice loiUao. full toon** tre ofcrwl far lb« regular *ce4e«le Vera« >■ in And fleteo«». ml taught \>y a fall rorpa <* wmpHant liMtrurtora. Mtadeat ou aiao jpôffoa I partial rouna. A thoroughly equipped tJMBti » and Pbjrileal Labor«ttry, Ii4iwa nctiaeae in 'ieology. Natural Hktorr *e. A w Library. Two &mrtablng Literary »ortet taa frt*« for »ewigi Literary and Oratorlal Icsce. WaVou are permitted to eater aar cm« Ior wfckh tbey are prepared, la aar "»Î * [irruralorr dnanatoLÄndcd by cm«* tbe co5tt. a law l-t^nuiHut, fullj- ^ntaniiwl aad ta wrcearel weralm. A tborourti nonnepreparatory toiae udr nf NeiidMTlaMdiui ad #«M per week. Waabtnx flAO loBiJ Ç aooth Tout expense per year, lid n **2. ! tartre of travel and ctoüila« Tb« »!»■'■«* ear open* Ant Wedneadayla Hepteniber _Fa> 'nrtber Inftvaadoa andealalogoeeaddre»* ru R*EÄ. LL. D . Prertdent, Morgantown. W. Va. JwtS jyiyifc ü'aas mills rttb pwd aetk between tbe t«i flbe Mp