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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Ct Figs.
It's excellence is due to It's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with tho approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 5Oc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
90. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
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oHEERFUG REPoRTs

InRcgard to the Improvement of Business
Throughout the Country.
New YoRK, Sept 15.-R. G. Dun &
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: Re-
turns from ever part of the country
show a decided improvement. Hopeful
feeling prevails, money grows abundant
at speculative centres and somewhat
easier for commercial purposes.
Weekly failures have declined about
half in number, aud more than half In
amount OF liabilities.
The number OF establishments re.
ported as resuming work, 81 wholly and
20 in part, still exceeds the number
closing, SO for the past week besides 10
reducing force, so that the hands en-
ployed have somewhat increased. The
number OF unemployed is still very
large. Business Is pulling itself to-
gether and even tho crop report has
caused little depression in stocks.
Industrial improvements largely in
cotton, and otherwise appears scarcely
more satisfactory than last week.
About two-thirds Of the Fall River mills
are operating, but at reduction OF 10
to 10 per cent in wages. OF the estab-
lishments resuming, eleven were in this
manufacture and Ave in knit goods. OF
WOODEN mills ten stopped wholly and
six in part, while three wooden and two
carpet mills resumed.
Heavy purchases OF wool began at
the end Of last week, in part apparent
" speculative, and at the three chief
markets. The total of tho week was
the highest since May l, though only
4,456, 800 pounds, against $4,000 for
the same week last year. Several shoe
factories have started up in part.
The output Of pig iron September l,
proves to have been 2,502 tons weekly,
a decrease of 9S,940 since May l, in
dicating that only 45 per cent of the
productive force was employed, Sales
Of grey forge at Birmingham for 81, and
OF steel biItets for GI9 90 at Pittsburgh
support the statement that resumption
otwork in many cases IL at the expense
Of great sacrifice in price. But in this
industry business revives moro vigor-
ously at the west than at tho east.
The failures reported this week have
been only 3l4, against S2l for the pre-
vtous week In the United States and
164 last year.
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PICTURES q ART MATERIALS.
AGOOD SHOW

We are always advising you to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, you
Should make your advertising efec-
tive-ifan electric light be available,
YOU should not use "tallow dip"
to light the path to your store.
What do we mean by that J Sim
ply that the more conspicuous, the
more artistic, the more attractive,
the more original you make your ad.
vertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-
tribute to your eash-drawer.
Study effects in bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled by
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the
eve bya display Of good taste in the
style and arrangement of your an
nouncement.
Above all, let It be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't vex reader
by vexing his or her eyesl
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ABOUT People.
Strangers In the CITY aud wheeling Folk 5
Abroad. -.

Strangers In the City aud Wheeling Folk 5
Abroad.
&C. Hook left yesterday afternoon
for Baltimore.
George R. Tiugle will leave to-day for
Washington, D. O.
S. Fletcher, representing the "Fan-
taama" company, is here.
Frank Calder. ahead OF "Grimes's
Cellar Door," is at the Behler.
J.P. spriggs, an attorney OF Woods
field, Ohio, Is Behler guest.
R. G. osburn and wife, of Clarksburg,
were at the Stamm house yesterday.
Hon. James e. Furbee and wife were
registered at the Windsor yesterday.
w. P. Robinson and NJ. A. PETER, jr.,
ofthe Cameron World, are in the city.
W. W. Hanlon, editor of the Barnes
vile Republican, was in the city yester'
day.
Mrs. Judge Thompson returned home
yesterday from an extended eastern
Ex-state Superintendent of Schools
Morgan, now Of Morgantown, is at the
McLure.
+. A. Orr, of Salem, and John F.
Barron and wife, ofst. Mary's, are at the
Windsor.
Miss Edna Morris, Of New Castle, is
in the city, the guest of friends in East
Wheeling.
MIR. Henry Harper and daughter,
Miss Martha, are the guests Of Mr.. j. L.
Parkinson, at Moundsville.
Mrs. 7. O. Burke and son returned
yesterday from Mt Lake Park, where
they have been spending the summer.
George W. Merchant gave an outing
to his friends at the Park, Thursday Of.
ternoon, complimentary to his cousin,
who is visiting here from Virginia
Mrs. A. ]. Trey and children have re-
turned to their home on tho Island
from an extended visit to Central Penn
sylvania friends.
Hon. o. L. Weems, of st. Clairsville,
Republican candidate for prosecuting
attorney for Belmont county, was in
the city yesterday. =
David Polk, of Beech Bottom, who
has been making an extended tour Of
the principal eastern cities, was in the
city yesterday on his way home.
Mrs. o. A. Comba aud daughter left
for their homein Mundane, North Da-
kota, yesterday after entering her two
youngest daughters at Mt De 0hantai
Tor the coming school year.
S. Aylsworth, Of Wilsondale, John
Cunningham, OF New Cumberland, and
Ben Mcmahon and George Cook. Of
Huntington, were among the West Vir-
glnians at the Behler yesterday.
Rev. DR.. swope, rector OF 81. Mat
thew's P. E. church, is in Detroit at
tending the annual convention Of the
Brotherhood OF St Andrew aud there
will be no services at St Matthews
Sunday.
City Clerk Thoner, Receiver Kindle-
berger, Couneilmen Irwin and Robert
son, Clerk Eugene Hanke, S. o. Boyce
and several others wentto Pittsburgh
on the early B. 4 o. train yesterday to
take In the ball games-at least they
said that was what they went for.
Mrs. w. H. TAR left the city Tuesday
for q visit to her daughter, Mrs. Rev. r.
g, holland, OF Covington, KY. She was
accompanied by Miss Bessie Tarr, who
will visit friends in urbana O, aud
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1,pdsay,s Maiden Effort.

WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept. 15.-while
day in the senate was occupied by the
advocates OF the repeal of the Sherman
law, the speech Of Senator Lindsay. Of
Kentucky, was his maiden effort in the
senate, and his defense Of Secretary
Carlisle, whose successor in the senate
he is, was received most attentively.
Tomorrow Senator Allison, Of Iowa,
who was recognized this afternoon, will
speak, and the fact that he was dele
gate to tho Brussels monetary confer
ence will add interest to what he may
say. Later in the day eulogies will be
delivered upon the late Senator Stan;
ford, Of California.
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WORLDS FAIR TOURISTS.
People Coming from and Goips to the
Big ExhIbltIon.

People Coming from and Goisg to the
Big Exhibition.
Nelson Noble and wife will leave to
E NJ. Pearson returned yesterday al.
ternoon.
Miss Fanny Brady, Of the Island. left
yesterday.
Miss Jennie Martin sturts for two
weeks visit to-day.
Mrs. George Adams has returned
from a lengthy visit.
Col. August Rolf and son George left
over the B. & 0. yesterday.
Ran stalnaker left yesterday after
noon on a short visit to the fair.
NJ. Sheets and party from Grafton
will leave to-day over the B. go.
Miss Betty Mcclure, Miss Belle Men
del and party returned yesterday.
Walter Williams and vile returned
yesterday afternoon from q lengthy
visit
A. Boarmau, who has been visiting
in the city, left yesterday over the
Is. q v.
]. A. Armstrong, joint car inspector
for lines entering at the Terminal depot,
went yesterday.
Miss Clara Burt and Miss Maggie
Wilson, Of Eighteenth street, have re-
TUNED homo from q two weeks visit to
the Worlds Fair.
S. Belknap, travelling passenger agent
of the O., L. 4 w. road, was in the city
yesterday, and closed contract for a
big party Of Wheeling people to leave
over his line in few days.
Mrs. A. Robinson left yesterday for
Newark, O., whore she will be joined
by Mrs. W. N. 1ngersoll on trip to the
fair. Mr.. Ingersoll, the United States
Express Company's agent in this city,
leaves to-day to accompany them.
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Htrh nandod Action.

WASHINGTON D. O., Sept. 15.-The
State Department was notified to-day by
Consul Wilbur ut Lisbon that the Portu-
guese government had declared quar-
antine against the United States on &C.
count Of cholera. Secretary Gresham at
once instructed Mr.. Wilbur TO make q
vigorous and determined protest against
such unjust action, as there has not
been case d cholera in this country
since August Il
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The bicycle meet and races are COM
,ing along, and at record breaking clip,
and if the weather is favorable there
will be great crowds on hand next Tues
day and Wednesday afternoon to see
tho worlds champions pittCd against
each other. Tho handicap races will be
especially interesting, as tho best men
will have to do their level best to win.
In these contests there will surely DO no
loahng. Two more entries to the cham
pionship and open events were handed
in last night, those of Henry and Max
Mahlke, Of tho Mountain State club.
Their friends claim they will show up
at the front at the finish Of several Of
tho championship events. Hal Hack
ms entered the novice race.
One OF the most interesting features
OF the races and tho meet will be the
trick riding by Andy Hanaur, OF Gin
cinnati, who will be here on both days.
and will fill in the time between the
regular contests. His trick riding Is
compared with that OF the wonderful
Dan Canary, who has appeared before
Wheeling audiences. This season he
has some tricks entirely now and orig
inal.
The boys race bids fair to be great
contest. There are already number OF
entries for 1t.
Il was the original intention OF the
management to have the parade go
down on the South Side as far as Twen-
ty-sixth street, only two squares further
down than parades usually go. The
average South Slider feels sore over the
way various organizations give them
the go.by in fixing up their lines OF
march. The wheel boys at q meeting
last night decided that they will change
their line of march, and will parade to
tho lower city limits, Forty.eighth
street. From Twenty.sixth on down
Chapline to Thirty-third, on Thirty
third 10 Eoff, on Eof to Thirty-ninth,
on Thirty-ninth to Jacob, on Jacob to
Forty-eiehth, and countermarch back
to Twenty.sixth. This surely ought to
please the residents Of tho lower end OF
the city. It has been many day since
aparade went to Forty.eighth.
The transportation committee has
made arrangements with the Central
Traffic Association for one and one
third rates on all railroads entering
Wheeling, from points in this state,
Ohio and Pennsylvania. Those coming
to the meet should be sure and secure
the certificate, 80 that there will be no
difficulty in securing return trip at the
one-third fare.
The ISrE11IoEXcER relay race from
Pittsburgh to this city, which takes
place on the first day Of the meet, is at
tracing much attention, and will be
the principal feature Of that day: Mr..
]. Wade McGowin, of the Pittsburgh
Cyclic Company, is handling that end OF
It, and the start will be made about
noon. There ia much difference OF
opinion as to the time the race will be
made in. Some say it will take six
hours, while several wheelmen, ono OF
whom is in the race, offer to wager
shat It will be done under five hours, II
the latter figures were reached, it would
be q record breaking performance.
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FLOODS IN SPAIN.

Towns Swept Away and Hundreds of
People DrOwneds
MADRID, Sept. 15.-The province Of
Toledo has been swept by violent
storms aud much damage has been
done to property. Large tracts Of coun-
try are flooded and many lives have
been lost. Forty corpses have boon so
far recovered, and In addition many
people have been more or less seriously
injured. Twenty-Five miles OF the
Southern railway track is submerged.
The stations at Tembleque and Viii
lacaes arc isolated amid the swollen
waters. Relief trains have been dis
patched from Araniuez and Alcazar.
AS the day closed additional Informs
ton regarding the horrors and disasters
caused by the floods reached this city.
At Villa Canas the death roll is said to
be appalling. The peasants upon the
rising OF the waters sought refuge in
large and small caves on tho hill sides
for the night. When oil were sleeping
the waters rose suddenly, swept into
the caves and drowned the helpless be-
ings who had there sought shelter from
the floods
The Rianzere is now raging torrent,
carrying death and destruction in many
directions and tho Manzeres is also
flooded and doing much damage.
Some small villages and groups Of
houses have been entirely washed away,
from the face OF the earth. Houses
crumbled like pasteboard before the
rushing waters and those who in boats.
or on RATS sought safety from the de-
luge wore either drowned or crushed to
death by the huge trees and pieces Of
timber which were carried like straw
upon the strained water.
In one of the villages only eight out
Of sixty-four people are known to have
escaped the floods.
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FOB SALE.
rot, IN pohren,s apd speIdel's addition.

LOIS IN BenEen HuQ 6pGlutIl Auulbl0H.
Corner lot Thirty.ltth and Chapllne Btreea,
house two rooms and kitchen Cheap.
-four mill. with roller process, tWeaty;aYo
barrel capacity. Water and steam power. Saw
and planer also attached; doing good buItneH
In the country. This Is bargain. Coal within
800 feet Has thirty.seyen acres Of land. VIII
sell all together or mill separate.
No 37H Eoif street, frame house. SIX roomA
largo cellar, alloy corner. Easy torfnG
No, $40 Eolf street, Btlek houJe, six room9
and hall good location. Cheap. EAEY teFnA
Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 8StB. $50 and 1872 $50 each.
Two houses on Twentynlnth. four room4
each, 81 Loo each.
A good arm Of 7ls1f acreA one and halt miles
from the city. 4 good orchard SIX aere1 IL
theibest OF wates VIII sell on cay terms OF
trade for city property.
IotS IN Hodnann's add tlon. the best value ~
The Eighth ward on very easy ternl for short
time =. =.
10 q Thirty-eIg ID street. SlS roonl new. s. 6o1
and Wood streets, tul lot
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e11 Worlds Fair Excursion 81
via Il. s o. Railway Wednesday, Sept. 30.
at one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will be good returning on all regular
trains in day coaches until September
%. Excursion train leaves Wheeling
at $3.50 p. M. For further information
call on or address Baltimore & Ohio
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO COAL DEALERS.
oyFcE on WALTER H. HALL
Clerk CT the Board Of Education.
IS Fourteenth Street. Public Library Building, }

WHEELING. ". VA. September T. 1891
Sealed proposals will be received BY the ClcfE
Of the Board OF Education until - o. clock NJ on
cIean and mixed coal aud coke for the ensuing
school year, to be delivered IN such Qualities
aS required by the schools. Proposals WI "
received for the entire supply necessary ioL ~
the schools aud for the supply Of eaoh SenoO1
building seDarately. ,...,.A, ,,,,,5
The successful contractor must furnish D!u0
for the EatlIIRctorY iulhllment Of the cOnItacE,
All proptllls 70 be addressed % the IohinItSs
tee on BdildlngS aud Grounds OIL tho Do9Fu VI
AI TSc SSmnlttee reserves the right TO reject any
COMMITTEES ON BUILDINGS AND GRoUE NJ
WV. E1NoHAN, Chairman. ;"
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sp6eids Difpaltk o tAt lRleRt9eaas1.
KiSowooD, W. Va. Sept 16.--sam
,Yeager was sentenced in court to con.
tinement in the penitentiary for ten
years for the robbery Of George Rick
ard. Execution Of the sentence was de-
ferred until the next session Of the So.
preme court, which meets in January,
az his attorneys will ask for new
trial. Ten years was the lightest SEN
tence the court could give him.
A new trial was granted Allen Straw
ser for the murder Of John A. Hickey.
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To rise in the morning with bad
taste in the mouth and no appetite, in
dicates that the stomach needs strength
ening. For this purpose there ia moth.
ing better than an occasional dose of
Ayers Pills taken at bed time.
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NESBITT g. DEVINE,
1880 Market street. sel5
FOE SALE.
FOB Said.

Fitty.acre farm, large orchard. small house,
barn, three largo fine work horses, one good
cow, ten large pigs, one wagon, good crop Of
hay and corn and other things not mentioned
here, together with all farming Implements
viii sell ali this for 500 or trade for city resi-.
Ni EiShtroOned brick on South Front street,
SBaiidlag lots everywhere price from 500 to
S. 900 a lot
In good location; lot 60xi2O feet deep. VIII sell
for 1880.
tate Ihaye IN bustnes residences, aud farms and
building lots everywhere, which amounts to
nearly three hundred aud fifty thousand dollars,
$4,000, Call and see me.
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You can be permanently cured Of the
Opium or Whisky habit without loav.
ing your home or business. DR.. B. d.
Woolley, Atlanta, Ga, noted special.
let In these diseases, will II requested,
send valuable book to any one inter-
ested. T&s
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Money to Loan. Fire Insurance.
RINEHART g. TATUM,
CRY BANK BUILDING,
Telephope 2la. TseI5l Room No. 9,
8 AID

Two business houses on Main street, Centre
House of seven rooms, brick. Sixteenth street,
House of four rooms, Twenty.ninth street. lot
House Of i've rooms. brick. EOff street, Centre
Wheeling, s., 100,
House Of seven rooms, Fifteenth street, $500.
House OF SIX rooms, brick, lot 2bx122 Ieett Main
street, Centre Wheeling, ZOO.
Lot east end Fourteenth street. 500.
Corner lot on Lind street. cheap, 500.
House OF five rooms, Woods street, East Wheel
Ing, 81 800.
House flour rooms Eighteenth street 8 900
Three houses, Moysten street cheap, g 99O.
House Of three rooms Twelfth street, $50.
House Of eight rooms Sixteenth street, In
good condition, $500.
Three lots Blxl0U0 feet, Fllan, White & Gala.
gher's addition, 500 each.
House OF six rooms and stable, Eighteenth
Three lots in Park View, cheap.
one.half lot McColloch street, Centre Wheel
Fine suburban property, two miles from the
city, Eve minutes walk from motor line, new,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on CaldwolPs run $3.50 each.
Fine farm OF 143 acres on National road, nine
miles east OF tho city, on easy forms.
House, four rooms, TWenty.thirl street, 81, 200
Business property on Market street at moder-
One Of the best manufacturing sites In the
city, fronting on two railroads
$3.50, 500, $1,000, Sl,500 and 5000 to loan on
city real estate,
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Mrs o. O. TAR, who returns to her
home in LeaYsnwortb, Ras., says the
Wellsburg Herald
Rev. Father Parke, Of Wheeling. for
many years pastor Of St Xayier's
church, this city, came down from
Newport yesterday evening and was the
guest OF friends in the city to-day
PdrksFSburd Sentinel.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by John A.
Farley and Annie Farley, his vile, 70 tho UNI
dcrsigned trustee. dated the 18th day Of August,
in the year 1892 and recorded u tho Clerks
Office OF the County Court Of Ohio County, IN
tho State OF West Virginia, In deed OF trust
book No. IS, folio 1875. will on
TUESDAY. THE 19ut DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. D. 1893, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. on said
dny, at the north front door Of tho Court House
OF said Ohio county, In the city OF, Wheeling,
sell at public auction to the highest aud best
bidder the following described property, IN said
city, or SO much thereof Us may be necessary 10
pay the debt secured by said deed OF trust and
tho expenses pertaining 70 tho execution Of the
trust created thereby, that is TO say: Tho south
quarter OF lot numbered thlfly.elght (SSl, Itn-
ateon tho west side oil Main street. in that part
Of the city Of wheeling: IN the county Of Ohio,
in the State Of West Virginia, called Centre
Wheeling, In tho addition 10 said city known as
tho ChaplIne aud EoiIfs addition TO the Snld
city, and bounded and described ID said deed OF
trust as follows, VIZ: Becinning at the south.
limo Of Main street; thence with Main street
northwArdly about sixteen feet six inches 10
the centre Of tho brick division wall OF the tone
ment erected on the property hereby eonTeye g:
said brick division wall and at right angles With
Main street and by said centre line extended
about one hundred and twenty-five feet 10 the
altey IN LQ0 fgaf OF TUG httu 1916 tnbnS9 h42tH-
Wardly with the western boundary line Of tho
SniLll0 number 80 about sixteen feet six inches
to the north boundary limo Of lot numberd Of
the said addition, and thence by said last named
line TO tho place Of beginning, together With all
the buildings and improvements upon SAID par
eel Of ground. Also the undivided one-halt ola
strip or parcel OF lot numbered thirty.SOYen CSN
OF the said addition. adjoining the property
above described fronting about three feet IN
width on MaiH street, ana extending back
.Westwardly OF even width With said front about
sixty feet, and To DO held. used and enjoyed BY
lie occupants a the tenement erected on the
north half off said lot number ~ and by
the occupants Of the tenement erected upon the
south quarter 81 said lot NUMBER IS rs an alley
or massage In common. The title 70 the property
hereby advertised to DO sold is believed 70 DO
good, but selling as trustee, i shall only convey
such title as Is vested in me by tho deed OF trust
Aforesaid. -,
more as hepurchaSer may elect to pay. cash IN
hand, tho balance in two equal Instrumental
one and two years respectively, with Inter
est from the day OF sale, the purchaser 10 give
hlS negotiable promiSSory note tOr eaet iassaH'
nent, secured by deed OF trust on the properly.
GEORGE B. CALDWELL.
Trustee.
WA. II. HAELER AuotIoneer. aus