text: ,TRI-WKKXLft**IC**LT. ? =rrr_--_ - - s? i;; ; v?jtyw BAKE1 + <m.. titm DAT. JTMl 9T% WW. Democratic State Ticket. rOK OOVUNOB, J9HXHOM V. CAIDBX, of Wood. ? TOT attoexkt gki?*ral, HRNIT M. MATHEWS, of Greenbrier. FOR AUDITOR, K.A.'BIinrrW.ftr Marlon. - ramnaw. J OHM STMtiCVErr, of Kanawha. roR ?PFKHiKy?ypiwt,oy wm schools. BF.XJAWI* W.-*V**E, of Clay. | ?or rcroocrcrr nf?un court. 1AMCS FAtnX, of Ohio. A. F. JTAlrWOMn, or Marlon. C. P. f. StOOBE, of Mason. J. r.ia - T4 MWI at larok, JOSEPH tfMMt?<->. of Hard.v. OKET JPH^hoW. of Wood. THE DEMOCRATS ASM THE JACOB. - The gentlemen composing the Par kersburg Convention for the nomina tion of oar candidates were men of in telligence, probity and honor. The impu tation that they were improperly con trolled by the editor of the Register or any one else ?s false, from the very facts of the case as applied to them as gentlemen. They were too intelligent to be misled to do a base and dishonorable act; they were too honest to be seduced from duty to themselves or their constituency; and their sense of personal honor would be an example which, if imitated by editors of Radical papers, would greatly improve the social relations of life and the moral condition of mankind. The imputation is not upon us; it is upon the whole Democratic party generally who sent their delegates to that Convention, it is a personal and base insult to the individual members of that body, and we can safely leave their own vindication to the party itself at the polls, and to those gentlemen individually in their daily conduct and in their intercourse among their fellow citizens, shaping public opinion and molding that condition of public sentiment which has redeemed and will preserve the supremacy of constitutional law in West Virginia. But there is a duty due from us in this connection. The Intelligencer, in speaking upon this subject, uses the same specific form of language which truthful men use in detailing facts. Let this matter then be met, and met specifically, from our own personal standpoint. Then, 1st. The editor states as true that which he cannot know to be true. 2nd. The states as true that which he has satisfactory reason to know is false. 3rd. He states as true that which he believes to be false. 4th. He states as a fact that which he knows, in the highest sense of judgment and conscience, to be false. All this, to promote the schemes of a selfish malcontent, the petty personal ambition of a bolter, and worm his own way back into unenviable position with a party lie justly denounced for its cruelty, oppression, want of statesmanship, and its overweening and ruinous corruption. The Democratic party has arraigned the administration of General Grant for many and grievous faults and public offenses, and this infidel was one of the very first to "turn State's evidence" against its own party and mock the nakedness of the great public debauch which called forth the jeer and the accusation, and thus having bolted from its own party and in danger of losing all patronage, it now joins with a bolter from Conservatism to get back, and both plunge deeper into the Radicalism which so long cursed the State with its misrule. Mr. Jacob as a Democrat and abiding by these principles would make a peaceful Governor; but such a man, or any man, carrying out the corrupt and despotic measures which characterized the defunct Radicalism of this State under Borkman, and which now oppresses the South under General Grant, aided by the officious vote of this important feebleness, could not be and can not be anything else than a tool of the worst men in the State. Mr. Jacob is Governor of this State, he is in possession of all the State archives. If any frauds have been committed against the State while he has been Governor, as darkly hinted by his radical organs, why, in the name of honesty and good government, don't he expose the swindlers and arrest and punish them? John Free or Henry S. Walker are guilty, is not the Governor guilty of a grave neglect of duty in not proceeding against them? The three or four men in this city who have been most prominent in bringing Jacob out as a bolting candidate for Governor, care nothing for him and know well he cannot be elected. They think they can use him to gain Radical support for themselves or offices they know they cannot get from the Democratic party. A scabble set of political sore-heads and tricksters are not to be found outside of Tammany. They will be photographed. When Jacob was nominated for Governor, over Camdz, in 1870, the latter promptly subscribed $1,000 towards defraying the expenses of the campaign, which carried Jacob into the Gubernatorial Chair. When Camdz was nominated over Jacob, in 1872, the latter "bolted" the nomination and joined the Badios to help defeat the former and the latter. In Parkereburg Times and Gazette, the able article goes on to the question of the vote of holding the Congressional Convention in the State, this year, as follows: "By the 39th section of Chapter eight of the new Constitution, such parts of the common law, and the laws of this State as are in force when this Constitution goes into operation, and are not repugnant thereto, shall be and continue the laws of the State until altered or repealed by the Legislature." "Now, there is nothing in the new Constitution nor in the Schedule which in any manner refers to the subject of the election of members of Congress. The section above mentioned only refers to State officers and consequently by a well-settled principle of legal and constitutional interpretation, as well as the express provision of the thirty-sixth section of article eight above referred to, such laws as are not expressly repealed, and are not repugnant thereto, must remain in force, and consequently the regular election for members of Congress ought to be held according to the law as it now stands. There will be no contest for election for State officers this year, they being elected in August; and the provision in the new Constitution upon this subject may be altered in future, as the Legislature thinks proper. In the meantime, the election of members of Congress will be held on the fourth Thursday of October as usual. Ex-Governor Prick, Colonel Hooe, and Judge Alex each favor us this morning with able letters on the Congressional election question. There is no longer room to doubt but the Fourth Thursday in October is the legal Congressional election day. In fact, there has been no doubt from the first with us. The Constitution of the United States has made it the duty of the Legislature of each State to fix the day, and our Legislature fixed the day above mentioned, several years ago. The Constitutional Convention neither did, nor could, meddle with it. Governor Jacob. We learn that Governor Jacob received a telegram on Wednesday, from W. W. Miller, Esq., of Wheeling, calling him to that city on business of pressing importance. He left by the Clara Scott, on Thursday. Charleston paper. Exactly. The "business of pressing importance" developed itself in the editorial columns of the Intelligencer. We regard ourselves at liberty to announce, however, that Mr. Sweeney contests the honor with Mr. Miller of being the "original Jacob" or "Cheap John" in this "business of pressing importance" in Wheeling, and that Mr. L. Sweeney is a base imitation. The senior proprietor of the Intelligencer. Goner and the editor of the Charleston Courier have both been arraigned for overcharges as Public Printers—the former by a prominent member of his own party—a Radical lawyer of Charleston; the latter by men who are opposed to him politically. The charges have been referred to Governor Jacob for investigation. One of these gentlemen trembles and fawningly supports Jacob's re-election; the other, in a manly way, imparts the nominee of his party. The term of the State Printer expires with that of Governor. They both go out of office together. Under the new Constitution, the office of State Printer is abolished. How then can we reconcile, even if he were as corrupt as are the Radical editors who abuse him, conceal or cover up any of the frauds which Frew or Walker may be guilty of? Senatorial. Col. D. D. Johnson, of Tyler, and C. T. Caldwell, of Wirt, were nominated the other day at Wirt C. H. to represent the Wood District in the Senate of this State. A note from there informs us that the Democracy will stand firmly and nobly by their State nominations. Messrs. Johnson and Caldwell are both men of ability and popularity. Intelligencer Hall seems to think that it is a fatal letter. It may be so. He has two sons in his little, short, and crabbed name, and the number of them in the names of those men who tarried with Governor Jacob on his "way from Jerusalem to Jericho," seems ominous. We wonder if he will fall among thieves; we wonder if he won. ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' ' Hon. John J. Davis, Representative in Congress from this District, was in the city yesterday. He was compelled to leave for Baltimore, last evening, being called hence by telegraph to attend at the bedside of his mother, who is dangerously ill. A letter from Fairmont says the announcement by the Intelligencer, of Jacob as a bolting candidate for Governor, was laughed at there by the Democracy. He will find no salve for his sore-head among the sterling Democracy of old Marion. The following item has been dedicated to Governor Jacob by its distinguished author: To mistake personal obstinacy for political independence is like confounding wisdom with wind on the stomach. It puff one up mightily, but after all, it is only inflated emptiness. The New York World says that "If Mr. Greeley gets nine-tenths of his vote from the Democratic party, he must make his Cabinet Democratic throughout." Yes, and his Administration will be, in a manner at least, controlled by Democrats? Radical Exchange. That is our hope. We believe but one Democratic paper in West Virginia has yet declared squarely in favor of the nomination, by the Baltimore Convention, of Horace Gbulxt. Can a man honorably bolt the nomination of his party and become an independent candidate? Can a man without honor be a Democrat? We know, and see, twelve months ago, that "honor" would be a sacrifice the Democratic party the moment it failed. To miniate, the selfish purposes. Sacramento Cashier, who is bitterly opposed to Gast, is one of the California delegates for the Baltimore Convention. Mayor J. B. B. has returned from Baltimore and Richmond, and has with him the coupons about which the controversy arose. The Kanawha Daily to dead. It is difficult to understand how or why it ever lived. HOGE? In Philadelphia, on Sunday, June 23, 1872, James M. Hook, in the 41st year of his age. Funeral from the residence of his mother, Mrs. R. M. Hook, head of Hampden Street, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. SPECIAL NOTICE. Self-sufficient lays the foundation of much bodily suffering among men are more so than the roots to repair and preserve their bones, stock in trade and other perishable property than to repair and preserve themselves. They can see when a wall requires a proper, or a weak structure a girder, but appear to be unconscious of, or indifferent to, the cracks and flaws and evidences of decay in their own frail and sensitive organizations. The consequence of this want of common prudence is that many fall by the wayside in the prime of life every year who might have lived to enjoy a hale and hearty old age, if they had resorted to the proper means of recruiting their hilling vigor at the proper time. Seeing what that famous vitalizing and invigorating elixir, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has done for countless multitudes of the enervated and broken down, and with the long, unbroken record of its cures before him, it seems amazing that any sufferer from premature decay, nervous weakness, dyspepsia, biliousness, chronic constipation, or diseases of a remittent or intermittent character, should delay, even for an hour, to seek the aid which its toning, regulating and invigorating properties have never failed to afford. It is no exaggeration to say that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is the most faithfully of nature, in her struggles with weakness and disease, that medical botany and honest chemistry have yet given to the world. Beware of Counterfeits. LAUGHLIN'S INFANT CORDIAL. The Child's Cure when Teething, TOSKLXCva PAIN COLIC AND WAREHOUSE. Such is the popularity of our remedy that it has induced us unprincipled persons in our city to counterfeit it, copying our labels, circulars and wrappers, almost word for word, using the same colors, gliding and style, requiring very close looking to discover the difference. An intelligent and honest public will frown upon such attempts at deception and treat them as they deserve. Hereafter we shall prosecute, to the full extent of the law, all parties who by making, selling or buying such imitations as shall infringe on our copyright. The only genuine Article of The Child's Cure when Teething, Laughlin's Infant Cure The child entered and secured a dress. A Home Medicine. A Home Medicine. Tried for 40 Years. Tried for 40 Years. Dr. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills. Dr. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills. Dr. A. S. Todd's Liver Pills. FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIVER COMPLAINT, DIGESTION, HEADACHE, BILIOUSNESS, AC. Dr. A. S. To?d? Esteemed Sir: Thanks to your valuable PILL, I can now enjoy perfect health. I have for several years suffered from Dyspepsia and have tried many remedies without any good effects. Some months since, I got from S. Bo ram, Druggist, a box of your pills, and, using them according to the directions, I now feel perfectly restored. So valuable are they I would not be without them for any money, and deem them the most wonderful remedy of the day. Yours, with respect, P. H. Nagle. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. LAUGHLIN BROTHERS & CO., Proprietors. Bachelor's Hair Dye. This superb HAIR DYE is the Best in the World? Perfectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The genuine W. A. BATCHBLORH HAIR DYE produces Immediately a splendid BLACK or NATURAL BROWN. Does not stain the skin, but leaves the HAIR CLEAN, SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists. Factory, 16 BOND Street, New York. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Clerk of the County Court. [HEREBY ANNOUNCEMENTS AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE OFFICE OF CLERK OF COUNTY COURT, (known as Recorder) of Ohio county, at the coming State election, subject to the decision of the County Convention or the popular vote, as the case may be. THOMAS M. DARRAH.] Thanking the citizens of Ohio county for the confidence heretofore reposed in him, and with an earnest desire to more fully merit their approbation, the undersigned respectfully announces himself as a candidate for election to the office of Clerk of the County Court of Ohio County (which office takes the place of Recorder under the new Constitution, if ratified), to be held on the Fourth Thursday of August, 1872, subject, however, to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, to be held July 1, 1872. ROBERT A. WOODS. June 25, 1872. Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court, subject to the decision of the County Democratic Convention. JOE S. IRWIN. Prosecuting Attorney. Messrs. Editors: You will please announce me as a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. E. Y. CRACRAFT. Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as a candidate for renomination to the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Ohio county, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. B. HUGHES, Plumber, Brass Founder, GAS & STEAM FITTER, so Marietta, WHEELING, WEST VA. BUILDING, Lead, Wrought, Cast and Galvanized Iron Steam and Water Pipes, Meant. An Water Ganges, Brass and Copper Goods of all kinds; Bath Tubs, Water Closets, Boilers and Sinks; pumps, Garden Irons and Hydraulic Hose. Complete assortment of Gas Fixtures & Kerosene Lamps. AGENCY & CANDIDATE TICKET work. Attention given to fitting up with all? Special buildings Prompt attention given to orders from a Manea. MM NEW ADVERTISEMENT musical instruments,?y number of persons shall have applied. Twins? Ten dollars. In advance, for the action. This includes all the privileges of KM***. Apply, at Monroe street. Farm near Wheeling For Sale Cheap. TAM AUTHORIZED TO SELL UPON reasonable terms the farm of land belonging to Geo. MT. Steenrod, Esq., containing about one acre, situated on the south side of the Hempfield railroad, Immediately opposite the grounds of ACL de Chantal Academy and about three-quarters of a mile east of the city. About fifty acres of this land are improved with good coal, having openings, etc., convenient to railroad tract THOS. O'BRIEN, Real Estate Agent Notice. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PITTSBURGH, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad Company are requested to meet on MONDAY, JULY 8, 1877. At 2:30 PM, take into consideration the question of building a Branch Road from Wellsburg up Buffalo Creek, by way of Bethany, to the Pennsylvania Line, to be built by money to be subscribed and raised specifically for that purpose. By order of the Board of Directors, Lewis Applegate, President. CLOCKS. An endless variety of one and eight-day Clocks - apt lag and weight - can be found at 14 Market Street, below McLare House. Every Clock tested and warranted - before leaving More. Also, a full stock of Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles, Silverware, Gold Pens, etc. Given to the repair of Ac. A DIFFICULT. Oil Cloths, CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES, MATTRESSES, Looking Glasses, Show Cases, Furniture. A Good Assortment. At HUBBARD & BROTHER'S, Furniture Rooms 8 and 8 Market St. The Woven Wire Mattress! JUST THE THING FOR WARM weather. IT IS COOL AND PLEASANT, And is the best and most durable bed in use. For sale by G. MENDEL, BOOTH & CO., 12b Main street. To the People of West Virginia. AT THE SOLICITATION OF NUMEROUS citizens from all parts of the State, I have consented to be an Independent candidate for re-election for the office of Governor. J. J. JACOB. Mt. De Chantal Distribution. Trains will leave the ball more and Ohio Railroad Depot for the Mt.de Chantal Distribution, on Thursday, 27th June, at 8:15 and 8:40 A. M. and return at 8:30 A. M. and 12:10 P. M. Election Notice. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Wheeling Female College will be held at the Rooms of the Young Men's Christian Association, Cranville's Block, Market street, on Thursday, 27th Inst., at 1:30 o'clock P. M., for electing Directors for the ensuing year. JOHN K. WILSON, Secretary. DOLLY VABDEN LUNCH! Colye's Saloon, Market Square, West Side, At all hours, THURSDAY, JUNE 27. All the delicacies of the season will be served. Steel Name Stamps, GOLD alphabets FLOUR All sizes constantly in stock at New York Stencil and Seal Works, 5 JOHN STREET, je2tj 8d Door below Post Office. FOUR GREAT AUCTION BARGAINS! We have Just opened the following New and Desirable Goods, from AUCTION. Which we assure the public are the greatest bargains yet offered. Goods are now on sale at the best prices. 500 pieces of Real White Warp Japanese Silks, at 50c a yard, just half price. 500 pieces of Black Grains at $1.50, $1.62, $1.75, and $2.00, at the best prices. 900 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched Handkerchiefs at 12c, 28c, 37c, and 50c. These goods are warranted all Linen and much below their value. J. S. Rhodes & Co. Notice. We have to keep our agent, Mr. A. B. Berg, permanently in Wheeling, to sell our Pianos at reasonable prices. Piano Manupos Tuning and repairing done temporarily at the Keim Haus, JeW-eb? Notice. RANT. GREELEY, VICTORIA WOOD, HULL men and others will find my Flour, Dried Beef, Hams, &c., the best and cheapest in the market. HARRY CALDWELL, jel5 Quinoy Street. Nitrous Oiide, or Laughing Gas. ST. JAMES HOTEL THE HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGH It refitted and renovated, most of the Aim and Tableware being Millowed The St. James will continue THROUGH HOTEL and ask for public patronage, confident at their ability to render thorough comfort and satisfaction Hotel and St. James Hotel of Superintendent. A LOT OF FRESH GUNPOWDERS Just arrived and for sale at M. MOX.T. NEW ADVENTURES. The Northern Pacific R. R. FIRST MORTGAGE SOLD BONDS, Which bear Seven and Three-Tenths per cent, on Interest, and have the following elements of security: 1. They are the standard obligation of a strong corporate area in the heart of the city, its right of way, Rolling-stock, Telegraph Line, Equipments and Franchises. 2. They are a first mortgage on the Company. The net receipts of the Road, in its second year, of $1,000,000 to nine per cent, on the total estimated cost of the Northern Pacific. 3. They are a first and only mortgage on the Lands granted to the Company, which, on the completion of the road, is $1,000 per mile of track. Sold at the average price other grants these lands will produce more than three times the total Issue of bonds per mile. The Bonds at all times convertible at 5% per cent, premium to the Company's Interests. Holders of United States Five-Twenty Roads can now convert them into HIGHEST SIX PER CENT, realizing an immediate substantial profit, and Increatable their yearly interest in the bonds naturally CONSTANTLY ON HAND BY THE CITY BANK. R. CRANGLE, AGENT FOR WHEELING DIRECTORY. JAY COOKE & CO., Financier Agents. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS WEEKLY Amateur Associated Artists, MINNETT AND BRASS BAND, OF WHEELING, Will give two Grand Performances at Turner Hall. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, JULY 2 and 3. Prices of Admission. Parquet... 50 cents Gallery - - - 25 cents Gentlemen will be in attendance. Front seats reserved for ladies. Tickets to be had at Wra. H. Sheib's Music Store, Monroe street, and from each and every member. For particulars see small bills. BILLY UUBKICK, Manager. ORDERS FOR WEDDING, Invitation, Reception, AND VISITING CARDS, Either Engraved or Lithographed, Received and promptly filled. We have made arrangements with an Eastern house for the execution of work in the latest and most approved styles, AT THE LOWEST PRICES. Parties in want of the above will avoid all vexation and trouble by leaving their orders with us. Call or send for specimens. Address LEWIS BAKER AGENCY, Wheeling, W. Va. For Rent. This office next, a furnished House, in good order; or it will be rented unfurnished, until April next. Apply at J. McLain BROS. Dividend. OFFICE OF THE Wheeling and Bellmont Bridge Company, Wheeling, W. Va., June 2, 1872. The board of managers of this Company have declared a Dividend of FOUR (4) PER CENT, on the Capital Stock of the Company, out of the earnings for the past six months, payable on or after the 8th day of July, 1872, to the stockholders of their legal representatives. Lives holding stock at the close of the first day of said month. JOS LAWSON, Secretary. Administrator's Sale. Will be sold, at public sale, on Thursday, 27th Inst., at the late residence of Jesse Lantz, deceased, all the household and kitchen furniture belonging to the estate of said Lantz. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. At the auction, BATES & BRENTLINGER, Executors and Administrators. J.L. Kimmins, Auctioneer. W.H. Halter, Nalesman. DON'T NECLECT To take a bottle of Booking's Essence of Ginger With you if you are going to the country or on a journey. A few drops added to a glass of water will prevent the bad results often occurring from change of water and diet. Prepared and sold at E. BOOKING'S PHARMACY, No. 125 No. 1 Odd Fellows' Hall. Notice to Builders. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED until the first day of July for building the Wood Work of the Fairmont Normal School Building. Full specifications will be furnished on application to F. H. Peirpoint, Fairmont, West Virginia. By order of the Board. F.H. PEIRPOINT. Board of Board. Health and Happiness for the Little Ones. OVER TWENTY STYLES or Children's Carriages, From $17.50 to $20.00. The I. X. L. Coachman excel any other make in elegance and durability. For sale at W. F. WOLLENWEBBER-B, 108 Main street Just received, an assortment of Field Croquet at low prices, Toys, Fancy Woods, French and Common  NEW ADVERTISEMENTS A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA Can be made by buying one of those beautiful Japanese Silk Dresses, Plain Black or Fancy Silk at a low price. Also your choice of the new styles of Grenadine, Fancy and Plain Poplins, Dolly Varden, all descriptions, Bishop and Victoria Lawns, Nainsooks, Hwlonen, Jaconet, Granite, Paris Muslins, Figured and Striped Plaids, etc., all put down to prices which defy competition. Ready-Made Suits, Bleached and Brown Muslins, Sheerings, Table Linens, Towels, Crash, Ribbons, Wimp, Silk and Suit Laces, Muslin and Grand Duchess Kids (warranted,) Hose at 10 and 12½ cents per pair. In fact, a full line of anything necessary to take a Summer Trip. Jeans, Cottons, Cassimeres, Cloths, etc., for Men and Boys. A full stock, to be sold low. All those desirous of bargains will please give us a fair trial. JOHN ROEMER & CO. No. 103 MAIN STREET, We are also Agents for the finest Five Ply Carpet Chain in the city. May 11th, New Books! CITY BOOK STORE LIFE OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN-By Ward H. Lamon, 8 vo. cloth, $85.00. LIFE OF HORACE TITTLE ELEY-By James Partem, cloth, $20.00. GANOTS NATURAL PHILOSOPHY FOR GENERAL READERS, cloth, $100. THREE BOOKERS OF HONG-By Henry W. Longfellow, cloth, $92.00. MY LITTLE LADY-A novel, cloth, $11. THE SPY? By J. Fenimore Cooper, new edition, cloth, $1. CROQUET? By Capt. Wayne Reid, paper, 25c. ONLY THREE WEEKS, paper, 80c. BROKEN TOYS-By Anna O. Steele, paper, 75c. ALBERT LUNEL? By Lord Brougham, 'TffiJAN JOURNEY'S-By W. D. Howell, new edition, cloth, $2.00. SUBURB AN HECHEME? By W. D. Howell, new edition, cloth, $12.00. SUBURB AN HECHEME? By W. D. Howell, new edition, cloth, $12.00. SMITH'S BIBLE DICTIONARY A RY-1 vol., sheep, $5.00. ROUGHING IT? By Mark Twain, cloth, $5.00. THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY For July, paper, 50c. A full line of Stationery, Blank Books, POCKET BOOKS, INITIAL PAPER, Ac- Ac, Cheapest and Best CROQUETE In the City. J. D. STANTON, Jell Corner Monroe and Market street. At the Lowest Cash Prices! Dry Goods, Notions, TIMBERS. CARPETS, Window Shades, etc. BOYD & SITLERS HO. to MAIN ST., CENTRE WHEELING. COAL, COAL. CAPE HART, DEALER IN OHIO Coal and Coal Lands. Orders for Coal Real Estate bought and sold. OFy^i No! l^Cornec Boot. MeLare] House, northwest Virginia. Undertaking. vmuan * son, 104 Main Street. and Wood Coffins. Riefc : land Trimmings. rone-, \y attended to. aoatti ??Mil. f AMEB B. CAMPBELL KEEPS CON I _.. ( hR?111 1 mi ib I of I i? re 31 '? NEW ADVERTISEMENT. STUDY YOUR INTEREST ^ '? MM WHAT CASH WILL DO FOR THIRTY DAYS STONE & THOMAS'. WE WILL SELL, STRICTLY FOR CASH, 25 cents Delaines for?....'~.....?????? to 1? |5 cent Chiffon, jjjj ed'Ai* g'fo *....'~.....?????? to 1? /U ir w'(>). ZL.1"!! 30 and 25 cents inwa? at..? ~? - I2l  Try us. Call and examine for yourself at the old stand, GOLDENBERG-HIVE, No. 174 Main street. NOTICE * THOMAS & CO. ARE NOW OPENING THEIR NEW STOCK OF Spring and Summer EMBRACING ALL THE NEW FABRICS AND DRESS GOODS IN DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, Lama Lace Points and Sacques, Sleeveless Cashmere Sacks, Ready-Made Suits for Ladies and Children. GROS GRAIN SILKS, Irish Poplins, Dolly Varden Goods, Fine Lace, Lace Articles, Paraffin, Etc. To our Dress Goods, Halt, Shampoo and Pumice Deviser's we would like to offer special attention. GEORGE R. TAYLOR & CO. HUE WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS, SILVER WADE. Wm. H. Hennegen & Co's, or isa W B Ii F R 8, IVO. 104 MAIN STREET. WITHAH, UNITED STATE H AND ELGIN AMERICAN WATCHES at lowest prices wholesale and retail. Solid Sterling Silver Ware, best quality and Co's Silver Plated Porcelain Sets. Plaster. Furnished rooms, spacious, and luxurious rooms, in good style, with all the modern amenities. W. H. Hines & Co., Thompson & Hibberd, Wheeling, W. VA. Practical Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters and Steam Fitters and Steam Fittings and Steam Fittings. Also, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters and Steam Fittings. Special attention given to all kinds of plumbing and steam fitting. The company also offers a wide range of products, including those for plumbing, steam heating, and steam heating. The company also offers a range of services, including those for steam heating, steam heating, and steam heating. The company also offers a range of services, including those for steam heating, steam heating, and steam heating. The company also offers a range of services, including those for steam heating, steam heating, and steam heating. The company also offers a range of services, including those for steam heating, steam heating, and steam heating. Hlt molasses. Plantation Molasses, In large and for sale. SUGAR. 130 Hhds. Choice Sugar. 