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a a a THE WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. 1881. FREW CAMPBELL. PUBLISHERS AND PROPRINTORS.

Intelligences. 045c8: Nos. 25 and :2 Fourteenth Street. TUENDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9. BALTIMORE proposes to shorten Its dietance to the ocean a by building 8 ebip canal across 11 the peninsula.

A company has been organized for this purpose, and there ba no doubt that the canal, which will shorten the distance to the sea by 925 miles, will soon be completed. Baltimore bide fair to be the foremost rival of New York for the European trado. THE Saloon-keepers' Association of Bloomington have taken action that deserves an 1 acknowiedgement, because it is to the effect that they will no longer sell liquora to minors, nor to babitual drankarde, nor to men who are in the habit of beating their wives. They have issued a circular inviting relatives to furnish them with photographs of such persons as belong to those classes, and with them as guides will endeavor to carry out the new and commendable plan. Tux postotlice savings bank experiment in Canada is regarded as a groat success by the Postmaster General of the Dominion.

Certainly it holds its popularity. During the year ending 30th June last, there was deposited $4,175,042, nearly double the amount of any former year, while the withdrawals amounted to 072,289, which latter cum is bat little above the average withdrawal every year. At the close of the year there were 39,605 accounts open, representing $6,208,225 77, or an average of $156 75 per account. It ia intereating to notice that this average is higher than it has ever been before, 'The nearest approach to it was $147 04 in 2872. The interest paid out to depositors in the was $181,904 81, The total sum received by the bank since its establishment in 1868 is $27,007,124, the total amount withdrawn, $19,852,043, and the sum invested at depositors' requeat in Dominion stock, $2,431,900, National Tux Orthograpbical tion, which has just closed a session at Atlanta, reports that the work of reforming our preeent method of spelling has been steady but quiet during the year past.

The reform is now pushed ou two lines; the gradual amending of the ent epelling by dropping silent letters and other simple improvement, and the adop: tion at once of pure fouetic epelling. The Philological Society of London has lately made a report on the subject, entitled: Corrections of English Spelling, recommended by the English Philological Society for Immediate Adoption." Most of the amendments proposed are thedropping of silent lettere. Silent iu a heavy offender; no less than twenty counts appear in the indictment brought againet it. It is advised to change re to er in euch words as theatre. The unhistorical i of parliament is to be dropped.

The old Euglish and old French are to be restor. ed where belong. We ball after "wunder," instead of wondering. The original i is to be restored in "wimen." Tue modern ou la to be reduced to in a Jong list of such words as "enough." Words ending in double 9. and are to drop the final letter.

The many words derived from old Freuch and Auglo: Saxon, which have been spelled lucorrect: ly with double consouanta to make them look like Latin, are to be restored to their primary simplicity. The silent is to be eliminated, we in "doubt" aud "debt." These words, spelled as above, are declar. ed annistorie, which means that it pretends, by its form, to come from a Ian. guage with wuich it really has nothing to do. PENDINION COUNIY.

Fine tattle and Good Teachers Institute. FRANKLIN, August 4, 1881. Correspondence of the Intelligencer: During the present week I am ing away up 3,000 feet above the sea, or almost 2,400 feet above the city of Wheeling, and still Vennor's hot weather prevaila during the day, though the nights are very cool and pleasant, The little village of Franklin, according to the last census, contains about three hundred inhabitante, and is very nicely situated on the South Branch, thirty miles directly south of Peteraburg. It is a most delightful drive place to burg, as the road is almost as smooth na A floor. The same can be said of the pike from the railroad all the way to this place, the grade being 80 little that one cat scarcely tell whether be is traveling up or down grade.

In many respects this de a grand uy. The Patterson creek and Luna creek valleys are very rich, and the give farms are covered with large herds of cattle just ready for market. One farmer with whom I conversed (Wm. Babb) told mne he had just sold forty two head of fat cattle at 4 centa. These cattle would age at 1,200 pounds each.

This is A least aversmall number compared with many others along the same valley. There are not so reach many what is called the Petersburg until we cattle above per Tract. Here we again begin to see large herds on nearly every farm. There are few sheep, comparatively speaking, and I wonder at it, though one farmer told me that of they the have dogs, no and protection hence from afraid the ravages Are to riek investing their mobey in sheep. I cannot see why in this would be the case as the dog law The is fruit effect at is least'it Grant county.

crop good everywhere have been. Especially is there an abundance of apples. Huckleberries are the prevailing luxury. The mountains are fairly covered with this berry and they Are now ripe. I find the people everywhere I have been are very anxione for a railroad, although nearly all fear that many years will Franklin pass before the happy time comes, is forty miles from Harrison ville.

Rockingham the nearest point to the railroad. If what is called the Davis land Railroad in built it will paes through Highcounty about twenty miles from this place. The surveying force on that road a few days ago discovered that Panther's Knob la not the highest point in Weet Virginia, as we have all been ing and even teaching the pupils in our schcols. They lound another point in Mt. Bayard in honor of Senator Bayard, of Randolph county, which they christened Delaware, who was with the party.

The people of of Grant county are railroad sanguine to the through proposed building of a very and west, paseing through what is known pars their country east 88 Maysid Gap, hear the lormer seat of the county. The road is to be county known by the hame of the Washington that Ohio R. section R. Thie and will the making of their fondest wishes may only be hope realized that with all we regard earnest to and it. Grant county, is fall of live, connection with energetic the outer people, and railroad of the foremost world will make it one counties of our State.

Pendleton county is rather an anomaly politically. The eastern portion of the county is almost upanimously Democratic, while the western art is just the opposite, one district being about two thirda Republican. hear but little said on paliAll Saem noxious to, bury the hatchet on that score, and under the wise administration of our noble and almost martyred President go forward on the road to greater prosperity The Teacher Institute being held here is proving a success in every, way. The teachers are alive to the work, and they have in their ranke quite a number of the very best young wen and women of the county. The meetings are being held in the Court House and it in packed each evening, and during the day quite a respectable number of citizens of the town are present all the time.

The schools of the couaty have been for 8 number of years under the supervision of Johnson, who as an educator, has no superior any where, and much of the spirit manifested is due to his untiring efforts. J. Ed Penny backer, ex member of the House of Delegates, lives bere, 88 does also Sir. Blakmore, who figured as one the prosecutors in the Bennett and dett impeachment trial. Mr.

Pennybackdelivered a very fine addrees before the er institute on Tuesday night. Mr. Cunningham, of the Senate, lives here, and 1 And him the some genial gentleman at home thee he always showed himself to be while in the Capitol City, Lam stopping at the Franklin House, kept by J. H. Johnson, and I can bay to all coming this way, al you stop here you will be well cared for.

I know bow it is myself. Mr. Johnson is one of the immortal five buudred who were placed on Morris Ieland near the close of war in retaliation for the placing the Union prisoners under fire in the city of Oberleston. He is a gentleman and treats Yankee just Na well as be does any one else. My stay bere baa been very please aut.

I go from here to Hardy county, and if I tind woything that might be 01 interest to your readers I may drop a line from there. Moundsville Editors Intelligencer. For a number of years the Moundsville Campmeetinga have not been satisfactory in their resulte. Great expenditures ol money, and time, and talent have been attended with very small success. More real solid, lasting work is often accomplished by our minister and his members in a week's or two weeks' meeting at home than at Moundeville with thirty or forty ministers of the West Virginia Obnference led on by Catara" of the first magnitude from A distance.

What is the cause of these failures? There are many causes, some of which we will mention. no Firat-Too much reliance is placed in human power, and not enough in the Divine. "It is not by might nor power, but by my spirit, saith the Lord." Every year there is great solicitade manifested about securing the presence of some sky scraping preacher who will "draw," and unless this eaid ek y-scraper can be secured there are those wuo think that the meeting can not be carried on with any degree of succese, pot even a "partial 88 some one in yesterday's INTELLIGENCER predicta for the coming meeting, though there may be on the ground earnest Christian minietera with ability (when judged by an impartial and competent court) that compares favorably with that of the average "star," which we have seen in this part of firmament. Bat these ministers have the disudvantage of being home ministers. There are eome people who think any thing or anybody from abroad better that what we have home.

Often on the Moundeville Camp ground just before the hour of preaching, I've seen people inquiring anxiously ol every paper boy, "Who la going to preach this morning? (or afternoon or evening se the case might be). Well, Bro. A or mendoning the name of some faithful am bassador of the Cross whore only crime WAM that he preached in Weat Virginia instead of Ohio, Penneylvania or New York. Then you would hear something like the following uttered in dieguated tone of voice: pshaw! Why do they allow such old bores to preach? Why don't they nut up Dr. I think it la 1 shame to aillict the people with such dry stock?" people going into such work an laboring for a revival of religion, with feeling of disgust for the man of God who staude up to dispense the Word of Life, in an attitude that God cannot 118e them, and they ought not to feel disap pointed if no good comes of the service Another cause of failure grows out of the fact that many persona KO down to the camp ground who go for almost any other purpose than the good of the meetings And they are sorry when the meeting begias and glad when it is over, and attend very few services during meeting.

What can be expected of a meeting when many persona look upon it drawback to their enjoyment? And these pereatie claim to be good Methodista all same. In olden times people went at the time appointed for a meeting, in the spirit of prayer and earnest expectation for the out pitched pouring their of canvas the Holy tente, or Ghost. converted They their wagons into, tente, and were ready for the meeting and nothing but the ing. And such meetings as they had-8 good old-fashioned exhorter. would do more in those meetings than a dean of your "stare" with all their eloquence and classic lore.

All over the encampment (when vices were pot going on at the stand) the voice of prayer and strong supplication could be heard. Pa'ente brought their children to these meetings to be converted, not to read novels, court and play croquet during time of worship. It is not ing we want so much ae consecration upon our part. Let 08 get down before God in deepest contrition and carnest pleading; let us hunger and thirst after righteousneee and agonize for the salvation of souls and we need not have any fears or iety about the preaching. God will bless 18, God will serve 118.

A8 to the closing of the gates on Sunday I for my part think the committee did a religious act, and I honor them for it, and if this year it ebull be proven necessary to open the gates on the Sabbath that sutle. lent means for conducting the meeting the IDAy be secured thereby by encouraging runding of steamboata and trains on the sacred Sabbath, let us close up the in stitution. my simplicity I am foolish enough to believe that the cause of Jesus Christ can do without an institution whose existence depends upon money ed by bresking the Sabbath. Some persone seem to regard the meeting A8 financial enterprise, and if it faile bere, it is a failure all round. If it is financial economy which we are aiming at we can adopt methods to draw A crowd on the Lord's day more alluring than even that of A "star." Must a the meeting be pronounced a failure because there is not an upmansgeeble multitude on the grounds on Sabbath? I will not prolong this already too that lengthy after article, but will close by saying years of observation as to- the good would resulting from cimpmeeting, it not be hard to persuade me that cause are a positive dainago to campmeetings the of God ENOCH, serious objection to its use is brought out THe electric light is over truthful.

One by have some New York shopkeepers, who don't tried it in their windows. It do for lighting up all sorta of It makes gold ghastly and real look goods. monda dim- -but whether it has the trary, jewelry effect, sparkle to like make the paste "real" and bogus articles is cotton" disputed. goods It -that fades blue for goods. "Partdaylight and "all pointed wool" out by by paes its detective rays, just as it shows wrin.

the kles and hollows and paint and powder in been human considered countenance. Gas has long me rude light in this latter respect, and bence some dinner tables are illuminated by candles and But lamps, to is soften down these revelations, with gas the generous, it appears, compared electtic The only sub. stance it is said to be kind to is ailver. Its to chief be uses for are the predicted by shopkeepers by. rather than the inner light to buy and sell outside advertisement, WELLABUKH.

Boliding and Nosiness -Trade and Personal Notes, WELLABURG, Auguet 8. Correspondence of the lat Iligencer. Business here in good. Laborers and mechanics are all at work. William Faris has contracted with James Exley for another tenement bouse.

Adam Buford will build a dwelling on the corner adjoining the fair grounds. M. Baeford is building on the old Jettereon Seminary lot, The sack factory of A. Rae is in operation and is turning out ten thousand encke per day. The Riverside Glass Works have erected an addition to the works sarv for their increasing trade.

Harvey Bro, are turning out seventy feet per minute of firat-class straw wrap ping paper. Last week D. Brown Co. sbipped three care al new wheat, They paid $1 to $1 05a1 10. Erwin has bought the Wellaburg Planing mill, near the depot, and is converting it into a warehouse for wool, grain, etc.

pipes from Tucker's Water Works are spreading out. The public school building is to have a elate roof. William Pugb, of Steubenville, has the job. John Mayhall has the contract for building the school house in Lazearville, The railroad depot at Lazearville is completed, A child of Job Lewis, was buried 011 Saturday, Mies Fannie Stewart, St. Louisville, Ohio, is visiting Miss Jeunie Daval.

W. O. Langfitt, of Weet bertat Military School, is visiting friende Why is it that we hear of no arrangements being made at Wheeling for the reunion of the "Society of the Army of Weat Virginia," to be held there in September? Is it to be a failure? For the sake of the good name of the capital of the State we trust that the reunion will be 8 grand success. The one at Parkersburg last year WAS a happy event point of view, long to be remembered by all whose good luck it was to participate. Go to work, boys, and don't have it said that you won't or can't do anything.

Other towns in this State and Ohio were eager to have the reunion, but Wheeling got the preference. G. B. O. Prof.

Duncan Campbell, D. 1.4.. President Royal College of Physicians and Surzeocs, Ontario; Member General Couneil University of Edinburg, speaking of the excellence of the Liebig Go's Coca Beef Tonic, says has more than real. 'zed my Beware of worthless imitations. Trbas MEN, OR Monday, August insaut 8, sou of 1681, D.

at and 6 o'clock C. aged 9 months and 0 days. Funeral from the re-idence of his parente, No. 1310 Market aircel, this afternoon at o'clock. Friend.

of 1 Limily are lavited. Intermont Pentosula Cemetery, WATERHOUSE-O0 Monday, August 8, 1881, AGNEA infant daugitar of John and Ellen Waterbouso, 4 months nod 19 days. Funeral the (Tuesday) afternoon at 4 o'clock. Friends of the fam are invited. GARY-00 Monday, August 8, 1891, at 5:30 o'clock LAURA BELLE, infant daughter of Edith May wud Emmett B.

Gary, aged 1 month and 2 days. The funeral wit take place this afternoon at 3 o'e'cek from seeidence of her parenta, 30 Tenth street. Intermeut at Penlasula Cemetery. Friends of the family are luvited. (Pitta bungh aud Washing on, C.

papers p.ease copy BAKING POWDER, FULL WEIGHS ACME us PURE CREAM ABSOLUTELY ACME TARTER PURE CREAM BAKING POWDER This Baking Powder in made from strictly pure grape tarter, or and every can warranted to money refunded by 1403 Main street, Wheeling. TRAVELERS' GUIDE. DEPARTURE OF TRAINS -WHEELING TIME. day. P.

M. B. 80, B. 6:55 8:50 3:10 5:15 P. M.

Cent. 0 Dir. 9:05 1:30 3:55 11.15 W.P.& B. DIN 6:25 5:10 Cloy. 6:10 11:08 2:00 15:08 P.M.

C. 91. L. 6:52 6:52 9:07 1:07 4:52 6:52 TV. W.

1:00 17:00 54:00 ARRIVAL OF TRAINS. day. B. 0. R.

5. 12:15 4:50 2 39 Cent. 0. 6:10 9:55 11:00 6:15 W. B.

DIv. 11:00 6 25 8.10 P.M. Clev. 12:28 5:46 7:60 19:30 A. P.M.

C. St. 1. 4:17 8:07 8:62 12:07 4:17 7:11 P. 8:06 16:30 except Sunday -Newark Accommodation.

Accommodation. This train during the day passes backward and forward between Mira tin' Ferry, and Bellaire; stopping when required at Sherman House, Etnaville, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill. Accommodation. Dover Accommodation. Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

cars On and alter BATURDAY, Grove MAY R. 14th, 1881, on the Wheeling and Elm will ran as follows: Cars will leave the eity, (corner of Market and Eleventh streeta), M. and Hornbrook'a Park at $0:20 A. M. 9,40 A.

1:00 P.M. 4:20 7:40 P. $7:00 10:20 1:40 5:00 8:90 7:40 11:00 2:20 5:40 9:00 8:20 11:40 8:00 6:20 9:40 19:00 112:20 P. 8:40 7:00 "Bundays ascepted. 100 Bundaye two ca -will lenve Hornbrook's PArE at 9:00 a.

and city at 12.20 p. to accommodate church goers. KI.RE.H. Annerintendent. KRAFT'S DIARRHEA COMPOUND The only sate and certain cure for Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhaa, tery, Collo, Cramps, Summer Complaint, Invaluable for more children then daring their Second Bums never failed.

No cure no pay. Price 60 centa. in use for twenty years and hai R. J98 A. McCABE Proprietors, WHEELING, W.

VA. BOOK PRINTING- ROOMA. The ayle neatnet At Cart. Prompt INTELLIGENCER and low price JUB the Anest the NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. -YOUNG MAN QUIOK accurate at Agures and a god penman, with come krowied.

of APP 8. BANE SONS, 1412 and 1414 Main dt. 809 BIRTHDAY CARDS. briillant display of New and Elegant Designs, in endless variety, just received as the McLure House Art Store. au9 L.

NICOLL, Agt FOR SALE CHEAP. One due bed room set, three pieces, cost new $125 One wardrobe. Use wool carpet One Hemingion sewing machine. Arno oue Howe sewing machine, folding WICKHAM, top, cost $50, will sell for $25. Bu9 No.

1100 Market street. DARGAINS IN ORGANS, In order to make room for our new stock of pianos and organs, weed a lot of second band organs a great reduction, WILSON BAUMER, au9 No. 1808 Market street. PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, 809 1205 MARKET STENET FOR SALE. A LOT OF BRICK.

Apply to au9 CITIZENS' RAILWAY COMPANY. STEPHEN McCULLOUGH, Carpenter and Builder. All alterations made on oli buildings. roofs. val.

leys, skylights and cornicos particularly attended to, Store fronts put in and stares altered. Desks, counters and shelving Atted up on short notice All Job work promptly attended to Shop at Mr. Ben. Exley's old stand, Alley Thirteen, rear of Capitol. 1a24 Residence No 95, Nineteenth street.

MOUNDSVILLE CAMPMEETING Boarding House la now open to the puolle at the following rates: Breakfast and Supper, 25 cents emob; Dinn- 40 cents; Lodging, 25 cents per night; Regular day boarding, $1 per day; $7 per week; Furnished rooms $8 for entire meeting. au9 Free to Everybody! A BEAUTIFUL 800K FOR THE ASKING! Hy 8 applying NOES persona ly MANUFACTUBING at the nearest CO. (or office of posta: card il at a distance) any adult pers will be presented with a beautifully Illustrated copy of a New Book entitled GENIUS REWARDED, -ON THEStory of the Sewing Machine, containing a handsome and costly steel engraving frontispfere; also, 28 doely engraved wond cuts, and bound in an elaborate blue and gold lithographed cover No barge whatever is made for this band. some book, which can he obtained only by application at the Branch and subordinite offices of The Singer Manufacturing Co. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.

Principal office, 84 Union Equare, New York. TO THE PUBLIO. I have at great expense to myself, secured the exclual re control for GLINE'S RUBBER ROOFING, Which has no equal. Weighs but 60 pounds to the 100 square feet, and is the cheapest and lightest roof tbat can be put on It can be laid by any one and is superior tall other roofing fur cheapness, Areproof qualities and durability. Is can be laid new on step or dat roofs.

Can be laid over old shingles, tin or gravel roots la of handsome finish. near Dre-proof as it do possible to mate any ofing, and is as durable as tin under simi'ar conditioos. Price $6 Per Square. have also secured the exclusive control ol GLINA'S PLATE PAINT. a compound of linared oll, white lead and pulverized slate.

It is the beat and cheapest paint to this or 807 other. market, and is warranted to be as represented. For preserving tin. Iron or shingle rondug it is unequalled, and being cheap, can be used with excellent effect upon outhouses fences, bridges, stables, bards, de. Only colors: dark rid, orange, slate color, and bright red Price, lawny quantity desired, all ready for use, cents per pund, or $1 10 par gallon.

Very respectfully (FORGE CRUMBACKER. P. 1 do not raide in the city at present, desire all orders for paint and inquiries volt rootIng, to be address 10 Thomas McCormack, Corner of Eighteenth and Woods streets. 1021 GEORGE CRUMBACKER. ENGLIS MADE FALCON STEEL PENS Sample box, 25 different atylen of Perry's Pens sent for trial by mail, on receipt of 55 cente.

Sole Agents, Ivison, Blakeman, Taylor NEW YORK. SPECIAL BARGAINS IN FINE GUNSI For the Next 30 Days. Call and see my stock of "Colta," "Clabe "'Baker" and other makes. I. G.

DILLON, ma28 Jeweler, Market street. A BOOK YOU WANTI SIX NIGHTS IN A BLOCK HOUSE. LARGE 12 mo 00. Contalaing the exploits of Bione, Brady, the Kenton, Whetzel, do, with an account of attack 08 Wheeling Fort. BENT FREE BY MAIL.

Stanton Davenport. 403 1801 MARKET STREET ALLAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS. Baltimore and Liverpool via Hallies, 86 Johns, N. every alternate Tuesday. Quebec And Liverpool every Saturday.

This route presents an. precedented ad vantages to touriste, line them to view the magnificent scenery of the wer 8t. 1 rence. In sodition, the distance from Quebec to Live erpool la 500 miles shorter. and of the reduced di18Rce 1,000 miles inland navigation, reducing the setual ocean rosage to a minimum of 6 days, ships from Glasgow.

Galway Queenstowa And dondetry direct to Boston. For prakage or ton apply to John Bailie, H. P. Behrens of Thor Agents at Wheeling, W. or Alden, d.

P. 207 Broadway, New York; 201 Was Boston; 107 Booth Fifth Philadel phis. WE DRY COODS. UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS! PATENT EIGHMIE. BEST MADE ONLY $1.

All alace just received, GEO. R. TAYLOR. SILK AND WOOL Henrietta Cloths In mourning shades and Black Veil Crape, Just opened by I GEO. R.

TAYLOR. LADIES' CAMBRIC Made for our own Sales. A full line just received. GEO. R.

TAYLORI Black Satin Duches SUPERIOR QUALITY. Just opened. GEO. R. TAYLOR Lisle Thread Gloves! LACE TOPS.

Just received. GEO. R. TAYLOR MULL NECKWEAR! JUST RECEIVED. GEO.

R. TAYLOR. DRY GOODS. EASTERN DRY GOODS STORE. Another lot of LADIES' Undergarments Skirts To close out we are ottering our entire alock of Ladies' Undergarments and skirts at Cost.

Best Percales 8 1-3c a Yard. DRESS GOODS AT AND BELOW COST. PARASOLS AT COST. Fifty Cent Corsets for 37 1-2c. Marshall, Kennedy Co.

1110 MAIN STREET. 1629 GAS AND STEAM FITTINO, WANTED! Everybody to call at Trimble Lutz's Plumbing Establishment, Market Street, And examine the LUTZ PATENT Iron Hydrant Street Washer, The Best in the Market, They can be repaired without digging up your pavement or yard. mh17 THOMPSON HIBBERD, PRACTICAL PLUMBERS, Gas Steam Fitters, 1814 Market Whoeling, W. Va. Dealers in all kinds of lend, wrought and cast iron pipes, sewer pipes and chimney tops, steam and water gauges.

sipison pumps, safety valves, bath tube, sinks, dc. Sole agenta for the Celebrated Cameron Steam Pump, And Underwriters' Gas Niechine. Orders from the country promptly Alled. m8'23 (HARDEN HOSE. The best and cheapest garden bydrant bone fu the city.

Also a now lot of the latest designs of Chandeliersand and Brackets All orders promptly attended to mb26 1416 Main street. LUXE. FITTON, WM. HARE Practical Plumbers, Gas Steam Fitters No. 33 Twelfth St.

All work done promptly at reasonable prices. PHOTOGRAPHY. Office telephone 0-81. Yard telephone C-12, sp12 SUMMER BOARDING. A MD.

TLANTIO Capseity HOTEL, Guests, is now OCEAN open. OITY, MAny additional attractions have been added to the sire improvements of last season, Accessible from Baltimore by the Philadelphia, Wilmington railroad direct, or from Baltimore, loot of Bouth street, every day except Saturday, at 6 o'clock p. by steamers to Cristfeld, thence by tall to the bench, arriving at nest morning in time for breakfast. Terms $2 50 per das; $10 ADd $12 50 per week. For B.

U. BECK WITH, Chief Clerk, of JOHN TRACY, Proprietor. Je20 CONGRESS OCRAN HALT, CITY. MARYLAND. Piratarlace in aH its appointments of 1881 will open June 11th W.

M. Proprietor. THIN. PARLEY, Manager. Jet PICTURES AND ART MATERIALS.

BOX WRITING PAPER 1 will close out a nice lot of box writing paper low 8gures. Some late styles. W. 8. HUTCHINS, Pocketbooks at cont to close, MA18 EMONS AND ORANGES.

60 boxes Lemons and 25 boxes new Redl Oranges, TO TWELFTH WHEELING, WV. PRICE LIST. $3 00 per dozen CARD PHOTOG 00 per dozen MINETIE PHOTUGE A 60 per dozen PLUMMER'S, Je7 1188 Main atrost. DON'T YOU FORGET IT. NICE CAUD PHOTOG RAPIIS, $1.00 PER DOZEN, my14 BROWN'S GALLERY.

CRAYON PORTRAITS AT MYLES' ART STUDIO tob3 NO. 2164 MAINSTREKI. BUILDERS. AMILTON, McGRANAHAN MAT. Brickmakers.

Brioklayers AND BUILDERS. Eatimates made on application. Blastfarnace, rolling mill, glass house and pottery work made a specialty. RED BRICK ALWAYS ON HAND. All work guaranteed.

Office: No. 1412 Market Street. Office telephone 0-81. Yard telephone C-12, JUST RECEIVED. N.

SCHULZ J914 1819 Market of rent. DILL HEADS, LETTER HEATH, Darde neat po in Bill Heads, Latter Ravis, Note Herds Tab DRY coods. STONE THOMAS NEW SPRING GOODS! NEW CARPETS, RUGS AND CURTAIN GOODS Prices Down! Down! Our stock la large and attractive, on oracing a full line of DRESS GOODS SILKS, CASHMERE RAVE, BUNTINGS, SPECIAL BARGAINS IN Carpets, Rugs, Window Shades, GRENADINE CHINTZS, NECKWEAR, For ladien and gents. Prices 20 per cent lower than ever before offered. New Goods Received Daily, STONE THOMAS, 1030 MAIN STREET.

A n28 MERCHANT TAILORS. SPRING GOODS! O. HENS SON, Cor, Main and Fourteenth Are now receiving theta SPRING 20 SUMMER STOCK CONSISTING OF CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DIAGONALS, CHEVIOTS, 10 which they la she the attention of a lose buyers Also a full line of Gents' Furnishing Goods Having the largest line of goods to the city and employing nose but the BEST WORKMEN We would Invite all in want of a new suit, or part of suit to give us a call before purchasing else where. O. HENS SON.

mh9 GROCERIES AND TOBACCO SUGARS FLOUR! a pair Family of Knitting stocking, Machine ever Invented. Will knit minutes. with heel and 160 complete, In 20 wOrk for which will there is al knit a great variety of ready market. tend fancy for chine eiren'ar and terms to the Trombis Katting Ma409 Washlagton Boston, Mama, Important to Retail Grocers. The largest stock of SUGARS In the State, bought before the late ad ranco.

Phoenix Mills Patent Flour, Now said to be the best in use. Try It and increase your sales on four. JOS. SPEIDEL 00., WHOLESALE GROCERS, 128 1417 Main street. DISH IN VARIETY.

Potomac Herring, Burlington Herring, Fresh Salmon, Pickled Salmon, Fresh Mackerel, Boused Mackerel, Mee: Mackerel Ba dibes In 011, Sardines Mustard, cardit es in Tomato Sauce, Fresh Lobsters, Pickled Lobsters, Gulf Shrimp, Minerd Codfish, Fresh Trout. Herring in Totato Sauce, Devilled Crabe, Carried Oysters and Clam Chowder. R. J. MYTH, Je18 C'or.

Market and Fourteenth a roots. TO TRAVELERS: Are You Going to Europe, Or have you friends who are willing to come? so procure your tickets at F. 2217 and 2219 Market street, Telephone 10. 8p80 BEATTY'S reeds, only $66 stops, $125 seta Catalog. FREE.

Address BEATTY, In N. NEW RICH BLOOD! Blood, PARSONS' and PURGATIVE PILLS make New Rich will completely change blood in the take entire system in three months. Any person who will may be one pill restored each to night sound from one if to twelve weeks Bent for health, such a thing be J. Bangor, 8. 46.

JOHNSON CO, Boston, formerly by mail eight letter stamen. AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE HOUSEFURNISHING COODS. STAR FOUNDRY B. Fisher Manufacturers Sons. of all kinda Cook Heating Stoves Sole manufacturers of the (Gladiator Valley Star Stores Fisher's Maud S.

New pattern coal or wood cook; cheapest, the latest ard Largest line of Marbleized, Slate and Iron MAN MANTELS In twenty the West. dollars. good Haod mantel complete painted encaustic less than the latest and most artistic deeigne. We contract mantles, set wanties complete; all work dope to workman. by practical FENCES.

United We bave States, the and best for en, prices various the cannot patterne, in the A done gents for promptly, Babcock Fire Extinguishers. Job castings undersold. islesale and retail warerooms, 1616 10A26 to 1622 Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va. HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.

DIED. MANTELS AND GRATES COOKING AND HEATING STOVES. Special attention given to GRATE SETTING. If your grate snoken, la dusty, or gives but little beat, the TORRID is warranted to remedy the eviL Cheap 1 Beautiful! Very Cleanly! Easily attached to old grate fronta. B.

F. CALDWELL, 1507 and 1509 MAIN mh26 TROY POLISHING IRONS, MAY. POTTS' SMOOTHING IRON A. MR9. KNOX FLUTING MACHINES, At factory prices at the hardware and housefuraish.

lug store of NESBITT BRO, Jy2 1312 Market street. BUSINESS CARDS EST VIRGINIA STENCIL AND BEAL WORKS, No. 1731 MARKET WHEELING. Manufacturer of Stencil Plater, Burning Brands, Steel Stamps, Rubber Stamps and Name Plates. Seals engraved to order.

Post- thee Morking Stomps, Cancel 'ore and supplier. Iubber Typeand all kinds of Stenet! Suppli 1918 A. T. CASTOB. NEW BOILER WORKS.

Manufacturers of portable, stationary, Patrice boilers, bitching, chimneys, tanka, stills, door shatters and all kinds of beavy sheet iron watk. Beales la second- hand bullets. For information apply to COX MOBBION, No. 1606 Market street. Telephone C-21.

Repairs special attention. Terms reasonalita D. O. LIST, Pork Packer, And curer of the celebrated Chester Meats, waked are pow ready and for sale at ap5 28 FOURTEENTH STRIN. My B.

C. Meats are all branded J. M. OLOUSTON, DEALER IN Grain, Ground Feed, Baled Hay, Straw, HOUTH ST, NEAR MARKET ST, BRIDGE, Will pay the highest market price for Wheat, Core and Oats. 1a18 PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

G.O SMITH, Real Estate, Bond and Stock Broker, attention given to Collecting Renta and the special general wanagement of Real street, Estate. Wheeling, W. tuh17 1220 Main VA THOMAS SWEENEY, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND NOTARY PUBLIC, Otice No. 32 Eleventh atrout. 111 purchase and sell real estate nod Renting and collecting rents and accounte a with specially, prompt all businese entrusted to me will ineet attention.

tabl5 Da. T. 0. EDWARDSPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Chapline and Twenty -second streets. a calla by telephone answered promptly at fell ale Satire, star or night ALEXANDER BONE, HE.

Business and Seal Notary Pubilo, General Estate Agent. Biocka bought and wild, Loans negotiated, chants cloned. and Estates Manufacturers' settled, Boots Notes, upeuet, Book Accounta, and Houses Rented and and Rents collected. Advances made. Al Collections remitted.

confidentially attendel to. ro (freular respondence Send for References 1818 Market street, Rank, (Crangle's Wheeling, Block,) W. Va 1a6 Deer COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JOHN M. HOON de Provisions and Oil.

Brokers in Grain, to ca Chicago Buy and tell all cash commodities and future dealt on margin. Board of Trade, both CORRESPONDENTS: Co, F. U. Kammerer de B. Davenport B.

C. B. EGAL ESTON, B. PORT, Eggleston son, specialo General. Of D.

B. DAVENPORT Cheese Feeds, Fruits, Provisions, Dealers in Grain, and Flour, Dried 167 Washington Street, 4 em Jato JUST RECEIVEDPoti lie sod Tin A new stock of Boaquet Papers Flowers. JOHN FRIEDEL'S, Mato street. 1120 1928 1912.