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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-28

Mr.. Merrick yesterday very properly asked the
IN the Star route cases from the attemp IS to In
t1mldate them By lbeliou5 villin cation In the
evening organ OF the ring The Star route gang,
while making pittful howl about ''triaI by news
papers," have from the moment they found they
were To be called up before the courts for their
wrong-dning, made the most unSGupuiou5 efforts
To secure the press as an fundamentally in
their defence. They aimed, especially, at getting
control of the papers in this District in order that
they might suppress all facts adverse To them, and
poison public sentiment. crush government wit
nesseS, and affect the opinion Of jurors by a con-
unGous fire of scurrilOu5 attack upon every one
connected with the prosecution To this end
they bought papers here, right and left; and when
they did not gooble up an entire establishment,
they purchased silence, in lTact aid or the OF
columns in special ways. Their SUI cess in getting
control OF 50 many OF the Washington papers Is a
notorious and shameful fact; but they did not
succeed in capturing all. ami the exceptions have
earned the honorable distinction OF being periSt-
emily yililfiea by the bafiied kaavcS. THE STAR
accepts the fire OF abuse il has received
from the ring thieves as the best possible
testimony to its character as an honest journal:
and the government officials who first exposed
the Star route raSca!ities, and the government
prosecutors who seeking to bring the crlm;
nails to Justice, are, no doubt, willing to receive
the Ike endorsement at their hands.
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CPECIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH

SPECIAL AND DECIDED BARGAINS FOR CASH
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton 9Hc.: 1O-4 Sheetng 2Oc :;
lntIa Lawns Sc, and India Linen and Persian Lawns
~ and 25c 81 so genuine Lyon Gros Grain Silk 81
al wool Albatros Cloth and double width French CASH
mere 20 and 37}1c extra long Balbriggan and supe-
rlor extra hne Black Hose. 25 and CSC. 68-n satin
finish Linen Table Paaask, 75c-has been 81. 25 Mos
actare Thread Gloves, 15c. superior Gauze Vests.
SIT he'd Han6kerehiefs 1oc. 81 Is doz. , Parasos at
aud below COST Neck RuffiinRs &C. and up Crash and
Towels Sc and up Counterpanes 4sc. and up: 75c.
coiored Skirts for 49c. 75c. Corsets soc. Hun
DIR DIS Of other articles equally cheap prior to stock
taking at
BRODhEAD 4 CO.'S.
1905 F street. between 18th and 18th sts,
ty22, %. 80 augl2. IA. Is. 20. 30.31
HORSES TO PASTURE.-THE BEST OF CARE,
grain food, box stalls, excellent pasture and water
Special attention invalid horses. For particulars cali
~ COS 10th street northwest. ty27 -6ts
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FOR RENT-MISCELLANEOU

4 FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
rent by the month or quarter, rents applied pur-
chase f. G.. SMITH,
iyS-4w HOB Pennsylvania ayen,ie
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L IMPROVED AND uNIMpRovEp REAL Es-

nor SAIE-NEW BRICK HOUSE, CORNER llTH
and East Capitol streets: location unsurpassed; park
Enclosed two bay windows, and vault; plumbing per-
feet. HARVEY SPALDING. 80 Corcoran Building.
il9-l2t.
E0R SA.E-BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE-ELE-
II giant 3story Brick. l416 9th street northwest nine
besides bath ROOM perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements; 10 feet by 100. 81 900 cash, balance
easy payments Inquire on premises. my3l-2m
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FoR sALE-Two-eToRY BRICK, on srH STREET.
u opposite Judiciary SQuars bezutful location. ]. s.
SwORMj T1DT, e6 street 3y2S- So
nor LEASE OR sALE-A CONVENIENT, HIGH
and healthy residence. consisting Of too scres. all
under good cultivation; two kitchen gardens in flourish
ing condition. good well near door, and outbuilrings
all in the District Address GARDENS. Star Office.
iy24-6ts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

In. public affairs, but Oh the contrary, the
spirit and exigencles OF the times demand a
man fully. equipped for the battle, and that
man Is Col, Q. l.. Poorman. His Colonelcy
has not been created by modern newspaper
type, but Is tho reward OF nearly four years
distinguished services III defense OF bis conn.
try, and Of course Il has the genuine
stamp and ring. We admit ali that
his opponents Will say, you know he took
an active part In the Greedy movement and
can't be relied upon" You were willing 10
rely on him long before the war. when he was
discussing the principles OF Republicanism
IN the lace OF dangerous opposition you re.
lied on him when you placed your boy under
his command 10 90 and do battle for bis
country: YOU rely on him still In the smoke
OF a political conflict When men OF nerve
and ability are required 10 70 forth and dis
cuss the Issues Of the day. Let us hear no
more Of the Greedy bo.h used by small.
headed and INSCRIPTIONS politicians to fur.
Their their own interests II Colonel Poor
man were only u Republican every
alternate year he would infuse more
spirit into the cause than many Others
with their continued but lukewarm
adherence. lie belongs 10 thutlperiod OF our
country's history In which the Republican
party was created, and by the Use OF tongue,
pen and sword, no one In the distric. today
has contributed more towards building It up
and sustaining 1t than he. The plain, holi-
est, unprecedented and intelligent voter gen.
orally takes men rs he finds them and recog.
nises merit where be sees 1t. As to the Col
oners personal character, 1t Is clean as a
white sheet Of paper, he having lived a viz
tuous, honorable und temperate life: like
the chiyalrous Bayard The il spotless and
fearless" ~ :" 80 =
| This worthy man Is not making any effort
this time 10 secure the nomination for Con-
gress, being without s1ihe,en, means to make
the canvass In the way they are usually
made. lie prefers to remain quietly at
home and attend to his own business, al
though he has right 10 ask for the office II
he wants 1t, and no one can dispute bis IT..
ness.
The tariff question will be prominent
feature OF the next Congress, and while the
Colonel isable 10 discuss any and all politi.
cal questions, always having facts and figures
at his command and the eloquence TO defend
them, he Is thoroughly master OF the tariff
question IN all Its details, and would, il
elected. Immediately rise 10 prominence on
that question alone.
Lot the delegates to the nominating con-
vention think quietly, and soberly on this
question. not letting local predjudices and
sectional jealousies govern them and we have
no doubt they will give the reward where
meritpoints 1t due. There will be no doubt
OF his triumphant election. There Is enough
lsaven In the way Of old soldiers in every
town and township In the district to work
him up an old fashioned Republican MAORI.
~. MANY ON EoynJrRs
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A Splendid Opportunity,

What shall l get for Christmas pres
ent?" still continues to be the abso!hin.
question for nearly ever one, and to all such
advice Is Hyen-Go 70 BOOKINGS drug store,
corner Of Twelfth and Cbapline streets. He
has one oil the finest collections OF Christmas
novelties ever brought into the city. A
walk through his storo results in ones find.
Ing hundreds OF handsome articles, both
cheap and costly. A few are enumerated
0dor Cases. Plush, Satin and Leather, a grea,
variety, all Of Lundborg's latest designs.
Toilet Brush Sets. Gen,lenens Dressing
md Travelling Cases, Celluloid Soap Boxes,
New Puff Boxes, Solid Rosewood Hair Brush.
es Combioation Mirrors, Foreign and 10.
mestic Perfumes Fine Cut Glasg bottles.
Largest line ever shown in this city-Work.
boxes every variety, Plush Purses aud satch.
els. CutGlass Smelling Bottles, silver tip.
ped. Ivory, Pearl, Shell and Bone Nail
Files. Nail Pads, Powder and Scissors Nail
Toilets. very complete. shaYip; ea.a. Ivory
Razor and Mil Sci. Furnished Mirrors
lfolding.) Plush Hand and Stand Mirrors
Combined Cases, very complete. In.
graved and Pressed Colognes. Lanidsry and
Pressed Cut StopperJd Hotties fol covering.
BABY Sets, Brushes ind Combs
You viii not full to be pleased and salts.
fled at Bookings.
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PERSONAL Ii ENTION.
News and GOSsl y In Reference to ynrious

News and Gossip In Refervlcc to Various
Mr.. J. 5. Lewis OF Weston, was ut the
Mcclure House yesterday.
Miss Belle Shatier, ono OF Lancaster. Obio's.
charming ladies', is the guest OF Mrs. W. A,
Isett, OF North Main street.
Miss Bette Pendlcton, a young lady Of
Albemarle County, Va, Is expected In Wheel.
ing tomorrow to visit relatives.
The Toronto, Ohio, Tribune says: Mr.. G. s.
Cochran and wife are visiting at Wheeling
and will spend the holidays there. IFT !
Miss Mary Wehrman, charming cincin,
natian, il visiting at the residence of r
Kennedy Friend, Esq. on North Main street,
Miss Annie Chambers OF Steubenville. will
next week visit tho Misses Frew. Miss Cham
bers has been spending over year In tbe
South. '->
Miss Mary Houscr, Of Cadix, is spending 9
few days with Mrs. jacob Berger. Mis-.
liouser is on her way 10 PhiladeIphia, where
she will spend several weeks. IN
Miss A. Taylor, President OF The Wheeling
Female College, returned 10 the city yestcr
day from an extended tour through tbs into
rior Of the State in the interests Of the col
lege. ..-
Messrs. Homer s. Bodley and Crawford
II,hso1ourn, or this city, ". Q. Hoiifster, OF
bridgeport, c. G. Trusscl, OF Dallas, and D,
G. Tlioburl,, OF Dellaire, all Allegheny Col.
lege boys, arrived at home last evening for
the holidays Two other pupils, named Tay.
lor, nephews OF Col. J. d. Taylor returned
to their homes Il. Cambridge Wednesday
evening. -, lo0l - :
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THES1ArE FAIR ASSOCIATION
Directors Hold u Meeting aud Mart I,

"heSsoFN huhu - Neellhk Nhu bt0tt IL
Motioa Next Years Fair. ~
The Board Of Directors Of the Yves. Virgins
State Fair and Exposition Association held
meeting at The Court House yesterday and
commenced the work Of preparing for The
thiid annual fair, which WILDE held on thu
grounds OF the Association on Wheeling Isl
aud next September. President Reymann &C.
cupied the chair and MeSsrs. Julius lie Moyue
Robert Campbell, N. Kelley, Philo i. Kim
berly and W. II. Exley were present., Mr.
George Hook Was Unanimously reelected
Secretary aud Treasurer, and Col. Robert
Campbell uperintenlant OF the grounds
Both OF these elections were we'll deserved
compliml u,s 10 the,e gentlemen, who have
worked assiduously for the Association sine,
1t was first oIgauized.
The following committees were appointed
Finance-Messrs. A. Reyn,ahn, NJ. Reilly
and l.ob't Campbell ..
Railroads and Transporiation-Julius IL
Moyne, J. II. Hobbs and N. Reilly,
Speed liorses-G Ed. Mendel, ". H. Exley
and Philo. L. Kimberly. d
Class Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine, Poul.
try and Farm lmplernents-A. X. Jacob,
Julius lie Moyne and G. l.. Terrill.
4ieWluW llst lor Tue oIn 10 lin depart
ments, both inclnslve-lsob't II. Phillips, G.
w. Eckhart, IT,, and George Hook.
Base.hall-Philo. l.. Kimberly,
Fair Grounds and Buildings Rob't Camp.
bell, W. H. Exley and J. ". Nichols.
Reception-J. II. Hobbs, John Mcclure, NJ.
Reilly. General |. II. Duyal, Dr.. @. Baird AM
q. NJ. Rhodes.
1t was resolved to hold the fur during the
week commencing September 10 and ending
the l5th.
The most important action taken was the
resolving to hnye a Fair Commissioner ~.
pointed In each of the following counties,
their duties being 10 boom the Association
and secure exhibits Beaver and Greene
counties, Pennsylvania, Hancock, Brooke,
Marshall, Wetzel. Wood, Tyler, Peasants,
Ritcbie, Doddrijge, Harrison. Taylor, Ma.
ron and Monroe, W. Va; Jefferson, Ilarri.
sou, Tuscarawas, Carroll, Belmont, Guern.
sey. Noble, Monroe and Washington, Ohio.
The Board has had Il vast amount Of e1.
perience during the past two years, aud hav.
ing mastered scyeral difficulties, the pros.
poets for q successful fair next fall are at
this time very dattering. The commissioners
In the various counties it is expected will be
productive OF great results. The Board star Is
oil In good condition.
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Puplls n Tue seyeral hranohesl QrthQgruphy
1881. Reading 3,sGI, Writing y,S45 Mental
| Arithmetic 3,7GS, Written Arithmetic 1892,
Geography S,q5G, Grammar 3i5. History GO7,
Psychology 81, Literature Il, Natural Phil.
osophy 81, Chemistry 81, Lessons in English
l,l4s, Algebra l79, Geometry IS, German 1QT,
Physical Geography 20, Rhetoric 81, General
Exercises object lessons, ctc., 3,7I0, decun,-
alton $50, composition 1901, Drawing 1888.
Tho German Department shows the follow
ing enrolment: Washington ~, Madison
-, Clay 81, Union 40, Center IS, Webster %,
Ritchie II. Total S67. Number OF classes
~; Number o. teachers 1; Number Of pu:
pills Of German pnrentase 225i Number OF
Amount paid for instruction In GermaiI,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

A certificate Of incorporation was yester-
day Issued by Secretary OF State Stalnaker
TOT. Whitson Valentine, Of Gales Spring
Harbor, n. y, Geolge ". Kirk, Thomas G..
Steward, Of Washington, D. c., and Hiram
Freat OF Brooklyn, n. y. who have formed
Themselves into a corporssiap under the
name OF the IN. Lu Mining Company" for
the purpose of mining for gold or any other
metals, diamonds, gems. precious stones,
coal or oil in the States OF Virginia or WQst
Virginia, Georgia and any other States, The
capital stock is $50 900. divided into 5000
shaTcs, OF which Kirk holds 1850 and the
others ara each; $3.50 has been paid in. The
principal Office at Washington, j. c., and a
branch office at MartinsbIrg, W. Va. The
Board Of Directors Is 10 consist OF ave mem.
beFs aud the iaco.noTators form the first
Board.
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Respectfully Submitted,

JUlN NJ. BIEU1I, bupT.
During NJ. Penlle,on's Illness Svpcrin.
tendent Birch han very Kindly. been e,ideay.
oring in addition to his own work, to do the
work Of Mr.. pendleton, both as Librarian and
Clerk. The result is, that he bus been nc
rushed and crowded that he was unable to
get up the minutes; 1t was therefore decided
to adjourn until next Thursday evening in
order that thn time might be had In which Ia
write them up for reading, approving and
signing. The report Of the speciul commit.
toe appointed TO investigate into the presen,
school system, will also be taken up at that
time. .-
Nearly afl the members after the adjourn
ment took In Prof. Pattarsop's interesting
lecture ut Washington Hall, 9
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1888.

From now until above time will close
out the following:
One LOT Womcn's Lace and Button
Shoes At $l.s5.
One lot Infants Kill EuttOn ut 81 cents,
One lot Mems Embroidered Slippers al
.5c, 500 and $l.sj.
Also II full line Of Boots and Shoes suit.
able lnr presents, NJ low ilgures, ut
}. W. AMlCk'S.
1143 Min Street.
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MARYlN's Vienna Bread will he for
sale by L. ". Gilmore, Bridgeport u. J.
Mckee, Island; j. II. Diell & Co,
WarthcM Il Tienan, Il. K. McMeclien,
Wheeling Bakery Co., City, commencing
Friday morning, December cd.
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WALTON Il SWEENEY will sell till January
!, 1883, thelargest and finest line OF Decorated
Coninlode and Combinet Chamber Sets eve,
offered in the city. 1927 Main street. Fl
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WE will show ihIs dny II new line Of
listers anu Misses llayclocks; will DO
sold very cheap. Do moi fill 10 see then,
1T BLUM & MARks'
Cloak House. HUG Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

POLISHED Brass Pitchers,
Sconces, Candclabras, Centre Pieces
and OTHER Novelties received by
Express daily, ut
BILLIONS, 1928 Market st.
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II MOVE" said Il delegate in Virginia con.
yention. THAT our chairman take dose OF
DR.: Bulls Cough Syrup, he is co hoar:e that
! paunnt Nnaentsnd him." That gentleman
had no doubt tried this wonderful medicine.
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Cioak House, HUG f.

MRS. ZlEGENFELDER Is prepared 10
supply families with llrst.class article
Of Ice Cream tU.lay. No. &C Twelfth
Street. TAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

TIE King Of Denmark IL truly psternal
monarch. Finding that during the rcoen,
severa Weather the royal foot guards ware
suffering greatly from Colds and Coughs. this
good old gentleman ordernd supply Of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup for them and now The
sentrtes are happy, - :, 800. '.'7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

" YOU want to by handsome Christmas
Present, such as a Cloak, Dolmau, SILK Dress.
Cashmere Dress. Shawl, home Made Ban,
kets. Flannels, Underwear, Fancy Uandker-
chiefs, Carpet. ETC., etc., cheap for cash, 70
to JOIN RoEuxn,
Nos. 20le aud 202l Main street.
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1fEsNNElsN I1NUs u WI
Opposite Opera House, Market St.

ANYTHING bought at our store that does not
prove to be precisely as represented will be
cheerfally and promptly made satisfactory 10
the purchaser, HEISLEls DRo. l. Co.,
slDnnstfa (lnaua JJou,o
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dhe q'1tetliQ&anesa:.
-------~-------------- ---------,---
Srtre: Nos. IL and ~ Fourteenth Street


parlor Coal Vases-Nesbitt & Bro.
Wonderful and Miraculous Fortune Teller
Another Invoice OF Furnished Brass Can
Aelabr,s at McI.ure House Art Store.
Christmas A,trac,ions-J.S S. Rhodes & Co.'S
Spareribs, Tcnderloin, &c.-D. G. List, Jr.
Stephen Mccullough - Carpenter ant
Builder.
Polished Brass Figures-l. G. Dillon.
Musical Attractions-Wm. II. Sheib-
Fourth Page.
Holiday Prcsents-Fourth Page.
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DpLtaxss in head, from Chronic Malaria,
cured by feruna: I, i, DuEehart, Superin.
sendent, Cumberland, Maryland.
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Holiday Presents for MiHNca mud Chill,
tiren, henntiful and Useful.
F., a ,PaiE Of hid or Morocco, high cut,
spsniah nRt,op, Lv. Dtosu,
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FoE the Best Ice Cream and Water Ices,
all llayors for Christmas dinners, call al
siegenfeder's, GO Twelfth street. Telephone
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These garments are all the latest
December styles and are so attrac-
tive that they ut once recommend
themselves to the most critical
buyers. All OF our Seal Sacques
were made to order by fllrriers Of
the highest reputation, and can be
relied upon to give satisfaction in
fit and durability. We would call
special attention to our line Of su-
perior fur lined Circulars, which
we boughtat a price enabling lis to
sell them for $500 less than
value.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

LADY render your akin white with Glenn's
Sul plur Soap.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one miu.
ute. MwyLw
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For. Whitman's Finest Candies and Crys
taliSed Imported Fruits, 80 to Ziegenieldef's
GO Twelfth street.
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IL, you want d Footrest, Blacking.case,
W. W,n,ll.eaelnet, Fancy s,nnds Pedestsls ETC.,
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OsSol those Fruit Baskets, nlled with For.
eign fruits ofauy size, makes an elegant
christmas present. They can be had at Z;es.
enfelder's, Gu Twelfth street
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THE best Spring medicine known is that
wonderful tonic, Browns Iron Bitters. psw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

IMMENSE line Of Decorated Chamber Sets al
Walton 4 sweeneys 1927 Main street :
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FINEST stock Of Watches and
Diamonds in the State at
DTTION,S
: " ny ~ : ; - =
Thermometer Record.

Thermometer Record. aI
The following shows the range OF tho Their
,nometer, ny observedat Schneprs drug store,
Opera House corner yesterday:
IAN x.SPx7PA ia. NJ l2x.Sf N,7r.A
u 81 81 XXI Is ~ a b. b. a.
4. .-t. VI INDICATIONS. ~ ~. 8
WAsu,Sarox, D. c., December g, Ia. NJ
Fur Tennessee at;a the Ohio Valley, light
3raii,i followed in the western portion ny
colder 'c.earing:f weather, variable winds,
sA!itine 10 north aud west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

FINE Candy, from l5c to 81 90 per pound
at Zlegenfelders. GO Twelfth street.
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III lust Eight nnYa.

Hon. Thomas L. Young, OF Cincinnati,
member Of Congress- from the Second District
OF OHIO, suffered with rheumatism for louy
iime-years In factIbut it was cured by 81.
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FoH Fruit and other large and tsRaIl Cakes,
80 to Aiegenfelder's, ~ Twelfth street. :
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FOR SALE.
E'oRSALE
R0rnbrOOk'S Park !.

or the National Road, " miles dlstan, from city
wheeling; contsihsabont MY Me,c;. rIc AInLlt
dby grand naturalscenely. OiglnaIjy Std vnby
ne late Thomas horubrooE, Esu., who made il
lies study by abo, and great expense. to lnskt!!
what t. Is. 4 beautiful Unpopular Summer ReOrt.
twenty-five yearsago during which time III. lttfA
shlabGeIy and olher ornamental Attractions Ls's
made ita delightful summer ret.rat during he
warm at season. II hGs been visited BY Gge numbers
itohi DISTANCE. aud patrohiaod By ttOlSNd, III
drcds OF miles IN point OF Size, natlru sc,nrfy.
springs,
Be Besldes It's drives, ptomnnades lawns. s,ovr
y great variety OF Evergreenz, slayuoljn the
| Norway, Austrian. Scotch, While aUi Uclolnk
Pines the Silver and hlsan F!E, Norway Spruct
aed Cedar; heAthcsTcd cyrir@, LAWSON Cypress
Silver, Sugar; Sycamore: weeping trees quito "a
r!ety, the Willow, Birch. Iaich, An Mi, Fin -
wei selected assortment OF Frl, Trees, ;p!udIng
Apple, Pear, Peaches. Cherries, Pums, d.: Mael0.
aA 2, vat'Gs xia'E Snd great v+tr'y Of SIH;.
hhu notsb p!auE There Grc thnc comfortable
dwellinEs, with stables and other OuhOuics a!3
nine beautiful building lou. laid oil and ned
with ornamental trees and shrubbely: also nine
moro los on Aame side. The Elm Grove nHer!t.r
LIN: aas iM ter1nlnus Ut the south gate entrance ~
TIC hfs, the depot OF tic 0. & O. B:anch K, &.
about onc'thltd Of lrilc from the north er.,,anCs
gate. Tho place has many attractions drHps The
summer. party Wishing 10 secure 4 beautiful
country residence with tbs sutroun!.nlg, o. ,it-.
xhIuobery, flowers aud singing b!s,l, thIss p'sct
% p1 meet iheit oesirGs Otherwise Nr1u he F;bG!'
Ab]y used ass public tesort sa4 II szs9at4l IHd''
clomA!y, would DO II good tstes.4uenL 40,
, The price and terms can st had from the Agentht
the heirs Of the lie Tht.. liornhrtOk.
ALEXANDER BONE
Heal Eatnte Agent aud BtoEe'
!lt3 Market Street. OF Block. cor. Of Market ana
Twelfth STREETS. wha4lIpp v. VI hTI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-12-22

WALTON & SWEENEY have the lnrgest line of
Fine Decorated Chamber Sets ever offered in
the city at retail. Call and see them, 1927
Main street, -