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mtddeiphid TINES, 6ct. Is, PG9e 4.
Under Tho new Mckinley tariff the fennsy,l.
1auia farmer luxutiatcs In lnxts from the cradle
10 the grave. lie rises In the morning, shakes
his farmers name fl vfgor, as he efferfes rom
his IS per cent taxed bed sheets; hli 80 per cent
taxed blankets; hts 10 per cent taxed pillows;
his 20 per cent tnSed mattress: his - per cent
10 ted beds,ead, aud he lands iriumpbhntly on .
leo per cent taxed carpet, lacked down With ~
per rent tsIed tacks. lie strips OF 81, 10 per
cont taxed nightkhlrt; puts on his upper cent
taxed Undertaking.: follows with his ~ per
rent taxed thlrt: his 10 per cent taxed pants; his
so per cent taxed socks; his 10 per cent taxed
shoes. lie next takes up his 60 per cent taxed
tuinblcr; applies bis ~ per cent taxed tooth.
brush; pours out his water from 4 GO rer ceut
taxed pitcher into 4 Gu per cent "a Lied wash.
bowl: takes III his IS per cent taxed toilet soap
TO aid his refreshing additions In free water;
briugs the blood to glow III health on his checks
by a 60 per cent taxed towel; m u his hair
with a 20 per cent taxed comb: gives i the I'm.
ishtng touch with u 30 per cent taxed brush.
As next turns 10 bis 6O per cent taxed necItic;
tics II around his 10 rcr cent taxed COLLAR
~stitiened by 100 per cent taxed starch: RdiC'ti
his IS percent taxed Sispenders: aud " O ~ pei
cent ia Icd button Is missing he replaces II with
u 30 per cent taxed pin; he then puts on his ~
per cent taxed vest; follows with his 80 per cen!
faxed coat: supplies II with a 4j per cent taxed
handkerchief. and Is then ready 10 take 4 survey
OF himself in bis loo per cent taxed mirror on ht'
3 per cent taxed bureau, when he Is ready 10
emerge from his chamber.
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FACTS rs. THEORY.

A .l,evenue Reform" Newspaper Which
Elnboralss lis Democratic TheorJ IN Its
Editorial Columns and Has Its Argument
knocked Sky.liiIh In Its Advertising
Columns.
The Philadelphia Times Is taking a
hand with tho other Democratic news.
papers in the effort to fool the consumer
as a consumer and induce him to cut his
throat as n producer. The Tina tells
the consumer aforesaid that hia shoes are
taxed 80 per cent. Tho Tina should
reform. III "the tariff Is a tax" the tax
on shoes cannot be. 80 per cent, Tor TN:
der the new law the duty on boots and
shoes has been reduced from 30 per
cent to % per cent. But the best an:
swer 10 the Times editorial Is to DO found
In tho advertising columns Of the 4imts.
Note that the advertisers offer to sell
their wares "for Il 90 cash and 81 90 n
week." and they twill be pleased to
open an account with any h~oasekeepeI
In Philadelphia or vicinity" Their
prices are not exceptional, for this firm
IL met by the sharp competition Of other
firms In the same business. Are not
these prices low enough? Would they
be lower by the amount OF the duty IL
tho duty were taken oil?
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The Way atnip Clear,

One Of the most serious obstacles to success In
the way OF man is planted right in the middle
Of The tend 10 health. How to restore and 10
maintain u Angular habit OF body and digestion
10 too often a ource OF needless and, unhlppily.
OF vain inquiry. 1t Is not necessary to ihvciSh
them continuously know the couseQue A
remedy which unites the action Of a regulating
machine for the bowels with that OF a tonic Goth
for those organs. the liver and the stomach, Is
Hotsesscr's stomach Btstets, SANCTIONED by the
beet medical authority, aud receiving daily The
Endorsement OF our fellow countrymen. With
this etiectul. though gentle. laxative at hind.
1t Is possible to DEFY those changes Of lem.
perntute~ productive OF constipation, as we'll Is
set even people naturally healthy. Malaria,
dyspepsis, rheumatism and kidney troubles arc
remedted and prevented BY the Biiters,
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Gurrrnnr I'LL aud aC.nr Roed.n

NtONVt " A1ttAs .tut S"tA AhNtNs
So Governor Hill has heard the cry
from Macedonia and is coming into
West Virginia to help create some EN-
thusiasm among the Democracy. 10
those who are posted it will occur that
all the other Democratic orators, as well
as the Democratic newspapers, will be
placed in rather an awkward position
before Governor Hill. They have been
bowling themselves hoarse from one
end OF the State TO the other over what
they are pleased to call the infamous,
arbitrary and revolutionary acts OF
Speaker Reed in his famous quorum
decisions" They have denounced them
in their platforms, in their speeches and
through their papers until Speaker
Reeds decisions have become leading
issues in the campaign.
In the face OF all this the Democratic
managers are actually bringing into
west Nlrglnla q mar VINO furnished
Speaker Reed with aprecedent for tax
ing the very course which has won him
the title Of Gear among Democrats-a
man whose record as President OF the
New York State Senate is like that OF
Reeds in Congress.
Now, what are our Democratic friends
going to do about this? II Speaker
Reed deserves all the contempt and
hatred heaped upon him by Democratic
politicians for exercising his right to dc.
termine n quorum for the transaction OF
the public business, what OF Governor
Hill, who is to be the chief attraction n.
tho Democratic hippodrome here next
Friday?
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The protective tariff medicine is work
ing. Read the cable dispatches to the
New York Herald, to be found elsewhere
in the INTgLLIGEScER. Our British
friends find that by reason Of the new
tariff the Canadian farmer loses the best
market for his products. 1t is plain tina,
what tho Canadian farmer loses in this
country the American farmer gains.
One Of the largest silk concerns in
the world, employing five thousand
men, whose establishment is enclosed
by q mile OF wall, has sent representa-.
tives to this country 10 select u site for
the erection Of great silk mills. An.
other witness Of the efficacy Of the new
tariff. The goods which this Bradford
firm has been making in England ior
the American markets will be made in
the United States. The men who make
these goods in the United States will
contribute to the support Of the Govern.
ment Of the United States. They will
consume the products. Of the farms OF
the United States. They will consume
the manufactured products Of the
United States.
The Herald's dispatches tell Of tile
furry in France, where the threat OF re.
taliation is promptly met by protest.
ing Frenchmen, who call up the erper.
fence OF France with Italy, declare
that France can not do without our pro.
visions, breadstufs and petroleum, call
attention to the French duty on our
grain and petroleum, and suggest re:
ciprocity rather than retaliation. ~
Brethren, DO not deceived by the
Democratic Free Traders. The protect.
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we offer One Hundred Doll ars Re.
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be curedby taking Halls Catarrh
Cure.
F. J. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for The last Is years, and be.
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
West 4 Truaz, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, Ohio.
Walding, Kinnan 4 Marvin, Whole.
sale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrn Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
Zoe per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
DSw
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CROOKS. BONDS AND REAL Is.
~ TATE FOR SALE,
A~SSignee's Sale.
%ASSlsnea'S Sale Of Personal Property.

By virtue OF a deed OF trust executed TO me By
JameI Rtnc oil The 10Th day Of August. 1870. and
recorded In Decd Of Trust Book No. 81. page 81,
OF the records OF Ohio county. ". Va 1 wifi, on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER Is. $50.
proceed to sell on the premises. No. ITs6 and
1Ts Market street, In The city Of Wheeling. LhiD
county. W. Va, the following eescribel per.
lonal property:
Nine head Of horses, s bucelcs. | carriage. |
turray wsgon, 4 hacks, . spring wagons, ] large
sled: 9 sleighs. G set OF double har: esq, 3 felS Of
single harness, a lumber Of strings Of tlclgh
bells, Office furniture and other property c0nstI.
tutiDg the livery stable outfit OF said James
m. Of said day, and will be made on the follow.
Ing terms and conditions, to-wit: All sums Of
tiO or less. cash on day ofsalc. and Nil sums over
40 q credit OF six months viii be given, the
purchaser being required TO give his iote there.
lore. with good security TO toapprovcd by me.
No property TO be removed until the terms Of
sale are fully complied with. In the mpApllme
any Of the above property may be had at private
ale.
J.. d. S0MMERvILLE,
Assignee Of James Isine.
". n. HALLvs. Auctioneer. oCs
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Ut. W. i. fTUEce.
l take great pleasure in recommend
ing "Olive Blossom" to every lady suf-
fering with any form OF female weak
ness. One box will do her more good
than all the medicine she wei took. !
consider it positive cure for such COM
plants. MARY HATct,
80 Gay street, Columbus, Ohio,
solve blossom" is sold by Logan
Drug Co., G. 4. Goethe, W. W. Irwin,
WI Williams, O. Schnepf, C. Menke-
msller, W. G: Armbrisht and w. H.
Williams; NJ. w. Heinrich, J. W., Oar.
rah, Rolston 4 Co., Martins Ferry;
Bowie 4 Co., Bridgeport; G. NJ. Wy
rick Bellaire; St. Clair Bros, Benwood:
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BBNVOOD ROLLING Mills
An Interesting Interview With One Of
It's Inside Men.
Mfr. Kelier's story,is not a Romance
but n Plain Statement of Facts.

The Benwood Rolling Mills Ia a large
and interesting industry. They employ
from 800 10 100 men. II Is with one Of
this multitude Of workers, Mr.. William
II. Keller, who lives at Benwoo1, that
the following interesting sketch has 10
do.
In answer to some questions OF the
writer's, Mr. Keller said: "For q long
time a trouble had been coming on me,
growing steadily all the time, that caus.
ed me more misery and suffering than
could possibly explain. l will tell you,
however, as near US l can how I felt
most Of the time.
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GOVERNOR HILL will add his tunetnl
Tammany voice to the gerrymander OF
McKiulcy's district. The artists who
did that carving are not at all sure that
they made n perfect job Of il. The gal
liant Mckinley haunts them in their
lreams.
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VINO BELIEVE IN FNEE TRADE.
,.On the face OF the enrtii to.lny there
nre but two sets of people who believe IN
free isaIc--ils Democratic party AMI the
United Kingdom Of Great britain md Irs-
land, with Ireland suppressed. lsus'ia, inc
granny OF Europe, Inns abandoned free
trade. France, Austrin, Germany, ltniy,
Mexico md tho Dominion OF Canada, tint
child OF britain i~ier.eif,' have NIL Joined tho
urmy OF protection. 1t Is the instinct OF
humanity against the assumption or the
book men. Il Ia the wisdom OF he race
against tho wisdom Of the few"
THOMAS u. REED.
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AT the election this year the voters of
West Virginia will have IN opportunity
to rebuke the tive" iniamy, the ballot
box burglary in Wetzel county and the
revolutionary and disgraceful acts Of q
partisan Legislature in overthrowfng the
will OF the people.
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1.-THE fins, / can remember OF II was an I'm,
natural stopping up OF my head and nose, my
nostrtls would clog up, first one salt. then the
other. After a while thls became 80 bad ! could
not breathe through my nose at all. had terri,
BILE headaches. not 4 sharp pain at tirxt, but a
duh. heavy ache over the eyes and through the
temples. There were buzzing and roaring noises
In MY ears, like tho rush Of waters. | could feel
the mucns dropping back into my throat which
kept ne hawking and raising all the lime 10
clear Il. my throat became raw and sore.
As my Itroublc grew worse. sharp pains like
the stab OF o knife would tnke me through the
Ghost, and In the region Of the heart, shooting
through under my shoulder blades. Ny nppe
tito failed Me, | seemed TO have no relish Tor
any sort OF food, nothing agreed with he. How.
ever little | would eat, IL would lie on my SION.
ach like asfump Of lead, Causing nc & sensation
OF dlstress and oitentimes a nausea at the stom
ach. Ny sleep was restless and broken. |
would Ioll and tumble all night. In the morn.
Ing ! would get up moTe tired and worn out
than when | went 10 bed. | suffered this way
all the lime. The disease had undermined my
whole system. ! was almost broken down.
"ln spite Of all | could do 10 retard the pro.
gfcts OF his disgusting disease, 1t crew con.
SANITY wore. I mad been reading the numer.
Gus statements OF patients who had been cured
by Dl. Copeland & Bells methods, md resolved
that / would try them.
at VAS the best resolution | ever made con
cluded Mr.. Keller, 'ior they have made n new
man Of me-. All my miserable symptoms have
left me-, and feel as well as | ever did,"
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CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Hon. W. +. uubbnrd's Appointments.

Hon. ". +. Hubbard's Appointments.
Wick. Tyler county. Oct. -. ] >. u.
shiloh. Tyler county, Oct. u, p. III.
Central Station, DOddsidgc co Oct. 81. Up. m
New Milton. Dod!ridec county. Oct. .. . p. III
IVES, usion, noddridee county, Oct. a, p. Ill
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81.
Salem, Harrison CO., Friday, Oct. 81, p. III.
ClarEsburg. Harrison county. Saturday, Oct
j. : p. III. with lion. y. ". Cnmpbell.)
West Liberty, Ohio county, Monday, Oct. q
p. III. with lion. ". II. Iicarnel
wellsburg, Brooke co, Monday, Oct. o., r. m
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FRESH mushrooms are selling for 81 %
n pound in the New York market. The
Mckinley act must be responsible for
this new assault on the poor mans
breakfast table.
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Cant, IL, I,povener,, AppuIptmsuts

Capt. Is. D.Dovener's Appointments.
Lewis county, Oct. q, and ~.
Sttt8a. Bsaxt8R county, Oct. p.
West Union, Doddsidse county, Oct. IS, l p m.
New Cumberland'N Nov. 5, 7:30 p. IN.
Submission, Harrison county, Oct. q. 1880 p. m.
Pleasant Valley, Marshall county, Noy. J; Sal.
lrdayl p H..
Wallace, Harrison county, Oct. %, ut | p. nj.
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Loose'a Red Glover Pile Remedy, Is a
positive specific for all forms OF the dis.
ease. Blind, Bleeding. Itching, Ulcer.
ated and Protruding Piles. Price 5Oc.
For eale by Logan Drug Company. paw
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Wife-"Did you notice Mrs Summers
bonnet in church this morning." Illus.
band-"No, indeed, Twas lost in admi.
ration Of your own.
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WHEELING, OCTOBER 81. 1890.
REPUBLICAN, TICKET.


REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
ron JUDGE oY 1IIE COURT or ArfEALs,
HON. y. NJ REYNOLDS,
or Mineral County.
FOR coSdRns.
ITfR. Bhlna-H. j. HUBBARD,
OF Ohio County.
Second DiHrta--GEoKGE HARMAN,
Of Grant County.
Third DitHd-TliEorIllLus GAINES,
OF Fayette..c County.
Fourth Dhrict-CllARLEs u. SMITH,
Of Wood County.
ron CLERK OF TuE COUNTY COURT,
L. RICHARD ROBERTSON.
YoR CLERK or 1nE CIRCUIT COURT,
8. L. DRICE.
ron STATE SENATE,
n. L. WHITAKER.
Yog HousE oY D~ELr1Arr.
". II. HEAKSE,
DANL. MAXWELL,
CHARLES MoRSINGsTAR,
JOHN CUMMiS9.
Election. Tuesday, November 1.
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FoR scrofula,
Salt rheuin. ETC,
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
MARRIED.,

HARRDvEH-HANDLAE-On Saturday morn.
log. October IS. 1871, al the Cardinals resi-.
dence. Baltimore. Md, by Rev. Father bona.
hue, ROBERT N. HANOVER. OF Washington.
ID. C., and EuGsSIA DArTisTA HANDLlS, OF
Wheeling, v, "a,
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Hon. JAS. l.. H%outon's appointments.
Petersburg, Gnnt county, Oct. q,
keyScr, Oct. q. 1880 y. m.
Now!csburg, Oct. q, 1850 p. III.
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Gen. y. GpIf'B Appointments.

Clarksburr. Harrison county, Oct. 50, T:SOp. III
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. 81, 7:3u p. M.
Nidalcbournc. Tyler County, Nov. !, ! y. IL.
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YOUNG MR.. PESpLtfoy."


hoW LeNulnE LScuocthtic ihpeE oLou
Him Up while lilo was In Congress.
The Atlanta C~onilhution Is the leading
Democratic paper OF the South. There
Is no discount on It's Democracy. On
the 10Th OF last February 1t publiahed
the,iollowing from ils Washington cor.
respondent concerning John o. Pendle.
ton, who was then occupying Mr. At.
kinson's seat In Congress:
Young Mr. rendloton. Of IVES, Virginia, sue.
ceeaed Ia absolutely killing himself The Aeuse
to-day.
"Ie will DO turned out In a few DAYS. lie
knows this. but It icons TO behis determination
10 make friends with the Republicans Ia the
hope OF holding his seat . few weeks longer,
consequently hegol the l9ot iot Ave minute,
Speakers ruling, he had always done 30 In =
gentleman1y manner. lie wished Is understood
that his constituents bad voted for AKentlemah,
lie eyllen.ly said thl. to make friends with the
Republican,.
"fhey teefingiy kppisaaed him. bat there wa,
silence on the Democratic side. Indeed, the
Democrats ielt that be had intlmatei that every
Democrat who had denounced Reed was not j
gentleman. Seeing ibHt 10 Democrat applnudct
him he proceeded TO Join with the Republican.
In their applause BY clapping his hands ~!oyously
AZ he resumed his seat. he cannot be turned
out ton early 10 suit the Democrats. They AT
thoroughly disgusted with the fresh youth. The
| Republicans feel likewise, and Il 10 the unah
inlous verdict that he takes the prize rs tn,
treShest young man who hai ever broken int
Congress. ferdfeton's contestant, Atkinson
will be seated next week."
There are ON things involved In
this campaign, as well rs the tariff, which
the people Of the district will consider
One Of these questions is whether the
voters desire to be represented by a man
Of dignity and ability, who will com
mand the respect Of his colleagues and
reflect credit on his constituents, or Q
man who answers the description given
above by one Of tho leading Democratic
papers in the United States.
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Hon. S. II. E;lkins' Appointments.
Wheeling Opera House, Oct. p, $50 p. III.
Moundsville, Oct. ~.
PaFkersburg, Oct, u.
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Hon. 4. W. Campbelrs Appointments.
Fairmont, Oct. 20, 1880 p. nj.
Grafton, Oct. 81.
kingwOod, Nov !.
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Sand I'LL, Marshall county, Oct. 81, . p. m.
Henwood. ,Marshall county, Oct. q, 100 p. n
New Martinsyille, Wetzcl county, Oct. q,
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Wanted.
UANTED--MINERS
For Salo..

FNGlNE AND BOILER FOR SALE.
III Now located at Lobens,oln 1apnery. sixth
ward. Apply 10 RiNkHARr 4 TAToM. 1914
MARI Of ktfeet. UC1l
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The Facts.


..m.n".n,,,,, nrsr c,,r,- ,,o,.vv
rH~lLADELrniAS al CREDIT HOUSE
rrRstrrEE.
t,ccsp, LARGO walnu, Bed Room Set,, Marble
Top, SIS.
Elegant Large Solid Oak bed Room Sets, Bevc'
Glass, ST.. -,
Solid Oak Dining Room sets (Sideboard E1ten'
sion Table, 6 Chairsl, SIS.
Solid Oak sideboards, Dcvcl Glass. sll.
Hsit Cloth Parl0r suites, Solid Walnut Frames,
SIS.
nedsteads, single or double, $50
Warlrobcs, Walnut or Oak, Sl2.
Book Cases. Walnut or Oak. Slo. -
Chiioniers, Walnut or Oak, s..
Desks. Solid Oak, o.
iia,l JANUS: malnU y EnSrty or Sas:'"
E1ten,ion rabies Fancy Pier. si2.
IrraEiast Tables. Drop ieayrs. & LEGS. 81.
Eitchrn sranies, 81 D,
iarlnr T,nies cherry Walnut mr. O.k. 81 IN IN
innEirp Eiasscs ptsfr AMI Fnrftt.t He,ei *
- n ''''''' :"
Costumes Chnrry ara ost g,
Ruiz IIrIor Sriies SS'
CLoIhlSG.
Mems Fine Dress Suits, DIagonala and Corkscrew,
sli. SIG, SIS.
Mems Fine Black Cheyiot Suits, Sack or Cut.
away, -, slo' 81:
nny"' ra.,ima,n S1',,,s.' - "a - Il xn0, G. CO 81
y! an s"''' 10 ''eA''''' ~ ~
Bors' CaSsfrnere suf,,. sbo,, nsa,s. 1 N II ,pa,s.
S! @,s n
Man.. T,c". q, G. =, a, IN a.
Men, dress TIo y q 4 81 q 81
800
~ WI
t;sii.sin con,,,
Rows CnIf,sin Hnttnn 81 10 Az
itoTs, Saff,eim Sec q Sa S
Ladies' Doprola Kid. linton. 81.
/ nSies, DDons"ia FL pr,,on' Saso |
Ladies, E RSsSih'iK Ni'i b %s ! 1 So 10
Chidrens DomsoIa RI iii s sIzs ? y, ~ d / s y
Children's Donsois Kid size il To- 3 3
Children's French Kid, size Ii to 2, jIS7T.
phi ooops.
Muslin, ! yard wide. ltc.
Wns,im' a x ya arHs WIZ i 9 ass
Canton Flannel, 6Hc. loo, nm.
Crash for Towcllnr. Sc 10 IILc.
Crash for Stairs, lGc.
Turkey Red Table covers. 81.
Chenille Table Covers. 81, y,
Napkins, 81 50 to s. per dozen.
Table Linen, &c, 8Sc, ur.
Nrdspreals, 81 81, H
Conf ,r;abfes, aft cotors, 81 50. IN
Blankets, ST Is, Sa2j, IN,
,,r,r., c,,
blush r.,,,.s III la. ,,s,.n,u.. ,.o
Plush JACKETS, u length, best ounlily. SO.
Plush Sacoues, full length, b~estouNiity. 81.
All. Wool Cheyoit JscIcts, ali s!zcs, IS slO and
Sil. ''' q"
Jackets, sill sizes. s,o5. sa5o I'm.
Lsdic,' Long coals, latest stvles q S,Sppnd .,s
80 d.
pHfss 'ooDs.
Henrietta Cloth, ! yard vide, Sc.
Henrietta Cloth, u In. wide. 6sc.,
Henrietta Cloth, &c in. wide, 81.
Cloth, Black, Finest, ..S1ic, 81, and
s. r..
Cloths, All Colors, ! yard wide, 40c Soc.
Habit Cloths, ALI ColOrs, y, yards wide, 6lLc,
81.
Plaids, WorSted, Sc.
Scotch ptnids. At Wool. &c, 81.
Black SIX, - iu. wide. Gee. T5c, 81, 81 d.
SILK, - In. wide, yery heavy, s.. 81. 81 &C.
silk Piush. All Colors, toe. to ST..
r,rr,r.
r,,o, v,.,
y l!ton elVel. per yarn. 81 ~ up.
Aoluetle, pei yald, u 10.
btusScis, large hhsortnlc1L latest patterns, &c,
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i've tariff medicine Is doing It's work.
Let us thank the Herald for It's news. So
long as It gives that fairly Protection
can stand its Free Trade editorials.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-21
CHApLINE STREET
TOR SALE.
DOR SALE.

That desirable property. 1921 aud 1921 Main
ltrtet, Wheeling, suitable for dwellings, stOre.
or boarding houses, or with slight alterations,
dry cellars under both houses. shipping IA.
cilltie. unsurpassed. For terms, ctc, tall On or
address ~, FADER,
nrfd WheeltRs. v. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-21
SALE.

House and Lot below Forty eighth Sinci. Lot
66is ieet by ~, corner Market and Twenty.
fourth Atrcets. House and Lot on south trout
VI. v. HOGE b BRO.
Real Estate Agents,
sci 1900 Market Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-21
w. L. Douglas Shoes.

rAnTTnN W. l.. Deurln.' Shoes arc
warranted, and, every pair
ms his name md price Stamped on bottom.