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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
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etne 5anb srsriff ebrsrbtstis ben S6us
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
S0CfIO1l !GNMS,

8raufliu gIpsnas, nahr hem GiIrnbabu'Drpct
t eprsus 3sieIsr GijsntbhHisr.
8as Saus II usu unb in sOafOmmsdRsr gEsils
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Splirr etutt fSnnsn aCff uuo 9csie bfinl 1asf
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03


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ten. Da Sie ater Der 8fubs bsbiirfeu, nm
f& bon ben setdbten Strapaben Su ere
bclen, 70 gebe id Sbnen ttsrmtt Slsr unb
ipuniis Stunben Stutenarrfif.
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elmer 6sfsblsnbsn @tberbe. Stbs Grusu'
sruns Stree @sfu&S wiirbe etne Ssrlsb'
uns bss 8efpstts fetn, ben Gle mir I&ul'
big Rnb. Sbr Stubtnarreit wirp srlf BET
@ntunft Res &rUnpriussn 3u Gnpe Getn.
SD pia ntdbt, bab er Bort, Id babe mid
ssnStbtsi ssfsben, sinen Sffiiisr ME Gle
ju 6earaffn. 9ebsn ole irctl.
6err pUn Walttr srdete mtIttdrtiA
unp entfernte Rn In GROCER 8erptrruus.
Das 5erJ beS unsliidItheu mar BON
8ummsr unb 8srswetfluns ;erriHeu.
Ni6tsbsROwsnissr sstprttte &c NIT is.
nsr Yanttli6isit, Die ispsr Solpat fur ben
srbaltsnen 8:febl baten muB. bur6i6rttt
bas 8srattunss,tmmsr unb lties nlepann
bic Srtppe ttnauf In Elm flstnes 3tmmtr,
oas faf unter bsm Dahe lag uuo ras felt
Der Sufauatipn bas @snsralfats tom ale
gDchnuns seotent bate.
Sm Gustnbltd, mo er ben Gu9 auf bic
Shwsae bss 70 tbsn erp6bntsu 3tmmers
fsbts, has In leiusn bsI6sipenen 8srt6lt'
niFsn nett sbsr ben Namsn 8ammsr per.
etents, bemd&ttets li& bic ttsffs Ser5psif-
lung istner.
,,eueis! eutie! fammelte sr unb belize
Strdnsn sntrannen ben Nuseu res mu'
tbtsen Wannes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
(gertisBaus toIat.)

- Die Sabbattsmudsr tn 9afapstte,
Snb., rutben bura bic Sster btsbeutl&tn
5riscsnsfelss am SUuntas in srobsn
Corn ptrlsbt unb trtIdrttn In einsr Bet.
tuns itr Ssbausrn, bab bic Isnse Otr
Sabbuttsiddnesr ibrs ssrtdtIihe Sslun.
suns unm5sIi& made. Da erbct lit Osr
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nen Dor @triht Nrbe unb @ntwurt 3u
itsbsns uub 20 aassmstnss S&wstsen mar
bic Nntpcrt Der Mudtr. IHsi "f r.agl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03

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GspIUn anssfommsn, tpeIde 10 GltFban>
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Die bsutfas GtnwunOeruns 81

Hu- Die bsutf6s Gtnwanperuns BAT
In GOIss bss Sriesss uift ju' icubsrn abb
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fttt sntptdslts, bat sins sr56sre Nn&frass
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Rrtss bstraGtIfae gerluRs erIitten. Dad
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um 1877 peutssr ole In berisIbsn St'
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gOrt 80, ,946 bsatf&s Gtnwaneersr elm, B..
b. um 14T77 Rsnissr aIs In bsmisItsn
Ssmsfsr Sss pOrissn Satrss. as.7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
9GmiCQble
Mutual Life Insurance Comp,
SOu Rep-gJprfj
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6. Dwight 3rnbalG, prGTtmt.
8. Z. H. Sabben, SefretGr. .fss.
8. s. S6ul;s, @enf, Cup. ts5 MutI@Fn
Departments.
Graminirsnts slerste fir SCRANTON, pa.:
8. ammann, 81. Q.
8. 8. GSerbart M. .. 8trsaf
~ gOrjtse ttefer GefsIIf6aft.
'g Die mGbisfrn TrGmiru. Gin grpees 9apitaI
unb li6rrs srpi0snbafte 9nlags eelIsbsu. Ser
ner Iinb ale ppIirirn unprrfall, unb unbelfreii-
bar. 80 Sage 6riff fir pramisu i3ablunssn.
Sbr Sgfsnt. if auefhlie6li6 sessnisitig. Sie
perlanst feline giptrn n,b gift ! Der pr6mis aIs
greeit. slas grteu Spn pplicsn prrSen ausee-
felt. 9u 5Oerefillen fpirb riidlGnbissr Grebit
unb Trimis uidbt In gb3ua sstraht. gei Beam
tsnwobIsu inO bic NitsIirerr rrr gmirabIs
fimmbrrs9tt9t. r.r -a
R. 9immsrmanh
0eHeral-agent fir pennIyIp.,
Office, No. 106 penn glpe.
El6ttge AsEntrn perbfu uuteT een liferalffn
gsbiusunsru Su snsasireu sspiiul6t. t9tr7i
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fOeil1 81 Eiquor 6an0Iunq,

$40 2dcfdtudniid SIrenlle.
Bette @bisfirs brf6isbsnsr RarfcHs Gosndr,
+ 3petiharupaITsr, 8rrliner .@sirries-ahmmsl,
glt1pnib, Curacao, Naraf&tnc uue hberbaupt
bette MuspabI iuipprtirter une stnbstmtber
eiauSre, 9crt. G6srrp uub Rbstnpetne, SeptP
Nle unb epnbrner perisr.
5abrifaticn aller Gru6t. Sprups, ale Ndsps
berry, eempn, pineapple, 9ineer, gantla u. 70.
|. SimOu's ,prulIian giiters" plro als ane9e'
,eitbaeles Tonic iitsrdl perfduft unb IN gsgen
BispspIia .unb nIr Blutreinisuug aIs pcrglst'
DIES @etrdnf rmpfcbIen. 1emtH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
Werlangt iuirO /:

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aIlsIbsife eCbH be5ablt pirb. gu uttlptn BET
ptttisTsw u. 2IOpb, SIppbaHt pa, 27tliw
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-08-03
Germania Halle.

Gintm psrebrtrn publifuni bic srsfbfns Ans
isias, bab pbigss, Habe esm Depot seleeene Splal
nrn einstribtet une beefuftne peridenfTt perefn
4 une untsT efr efitling pes llnisr;eihneifu esm
etutldsn putliIum isEt tpirbsr oiieu lrbt.
Die 3eit esr fprmfllen Siupribung tpirb lph-
ter bcfaHnt 9emddt.
9as aussrjriGustt ,,Srhsitriou" unb eipe
burCbaTsifenos gfntilation MAIDEN eieies ScfI
III etm augrarbmfen Aufsntbaltsort In etI
Siast. u0inN 9obR 3eibler,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
CHRISTMAS CAROL.


Gut IN sni the midnight's white and starry
once more the glad bells ring,
While soft human voices, sweet and tender.
Inc songs OF Christmas sing = =
Christmas is comel
The whole clear night seems bending low n
listen; ~" w
The church lifts up its cross;
And solitary, snow-capped mountains Oils.
ten, $50 S'i'
And blue seas flash and toss.
Christmas Is come!
from sea to sea mighty voice Is pealinp.
,r On moorland bleak and wide,
ihfou s frozen fields and dead rose-gardens
BY wood and water side,
Christmas il come!
10 lighted hearths whose fires make silver
~ Behind the days dark cloud,
IL HstIS where Beauty's summer light is
"here dancers laugh and crowd.
christmas is come!
o world! o life! o hearts in sorrow sigh
Remember that to-day
Across the waste of time about you lvino
The Saviour finds His way.
Christmas is come!
falter,
Then rise with rich increase.
And Tor an hour about one shrine and
altar ~
All nations stand at peace.
Christmas is comet
"Long love, long peace and reconciliation -
We sing aloud, and then,
Their tones grown strong with joy and ex-
ultation,
Phe great bells chime, Amenl
Christmas Is come!
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
Baltimore Live Stock Mark ct,

BEEF CATTLE-The market yes.
terday, though rather dull, was a little
more active for good cattle than it was
last week. There were not az many
top cattle as then, and the market for
them exhibited no change. The me-
dunn and common grades were hardly
as good as last week, and quotations
were shade lower. At the close about
1000 head changed hands at So 00@6 so
per 100 lbs. This morning the balance
of the offerings were slowly closed out
without material change since yester-
day. Of the receipts 200 head will 60
east without being offered here. Prices
to-day for beef cattle ranged as follows:
Best beeves at IS 50@6 so; generally
rated first quality at S. 00@5 so; medi-
um or good fair quality at So S7@5 90;
ordinary thin steers, oxen and COWS
at So 1903 81; inferior and lowest
grades of cattle So 00@3 37-general
average of the market to-day, 81 81.
Extreme range of prices So 0O@6 so.
Most of the sales were from 81 81 to
S. 81 per 100 pounds. OF the receipts
l24 head came from Maryland, 27S
from Virginia, 303 from West Vir-
GINA, and 72S head from OhIo SIS from
Pennsylvania. and Is head from District
Of Columbia-totaa receipts for the week
1906 head, against l5ui last week, and
2052 same time last year. W the offer
ings SlS head were taken by Balr,-,ore
butchers, 212 sold to country dealers ano
farmers, and 263 head to spectators for
Eastern markets-total sales for the
week 1898 head, against 1896 last week,
and 1925 head same time last year.
SHEEP-The supply has been light
again during this week, and sales have
been brisk for good qualities, while
common grades, though also scarce, are
in little demand. We quote fair to good
fat sheep at 44@6tc; an extra lot of l27
Ohio sheep, pronounced the best that
have been in this market for three years,
brought SIC per pound gross. Stock
sheep dull at 50 00@3 90 per head, as to
quality. Receipts this week 1893 head
against 1851 last week, and 2674 head
same time last year.
HOGS-The receipts this week were
somewhat on the increase, and about
equal to the demand, which has been
good for the season of the year just be-
fore the holidays; but from the above
cause, and the increased receipts, prices,
though unchanged, are scarcely as firm
as last week. We quote at Sc 25@6 Is
per 100 lbs net, as to quality. Receipts
this week 1866 head, against 5655 last
week, and 1858 head same time last
year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Cincinnati Market.

Vtuclnu natl Market
CINCINNATI, December %.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
COTTON-Middlings l9fc; low 1870.
COAL-Declining on prospect d Of
breakup in the river; quoted at 24@
Soc. > ,-.a -
COFFEE-Frm; advanced to 22@
Csc for common to choice Rio. I,
e CHEESE-Firm at f41@l5c.-
. EGGS-30c. + .-- . -..'...'.
. FLOUR-Quiet extra quoted at
Sc so; family Sc 1906 Is.
WHEAT-In light demand; sales of
No. 2 red at 81 40; red sample 81 43.
CORN-Sales Of mixed shelled at
47@4Sc. ...
OATS-36@4Oc.
RYE-Firm at 80@S2c.
BARLEY - Prime fall 78@83c 4;
spring 10000.
HOGS-Dull; prices range from
81 O0@4 3d. receipts 1880.
HAY-Quiet.
MOLASSES-In fair demand at 30
oslo.
LINSEED OIL-75c.
PROVISIONS-Dull.
MESS PORK-Sales at Sl3 50.
GREEN MEATS-Dull; shoulders
4}c; rib sides ste; hams TIC.
LARD-City kettle &c.
BULK MEATS-In active demand;
shoulders SIC rib sides &c; clear sides
6sc; sales 100000 lbs. shoulders, city
cured, Pic buyers February. Bacon dull.
Observation-Disclosures to 81 05@
| 10 per bushel from store.
SUGAR-Unchanged.
SEEDS-Firm; $40 OO@13 90 for
clover timothy So 00@3 10.
TALLOW-S4@Ssc.
WHISKY--Firm; advanced to Ole.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
Railroad Meeting at Franklin.

Pursuant to a notice of the cores
ponding committee, large and enthu-
siastic convention was held on the 10Th
of December, 1871, at the Court House
of Pendleton county, at which VIM. II.
III. Flick was called to the chair. and
F. johnson appointed Secretary. I'm
mediately after the organization of the
Convention, Col. Rob. White, of Rom
ney, was called upon, and came for
ward, with bis usual energy, and
delivered an appropriate and very in
teresting speech, in which he took the
ground that the citizens of Hampshire,
Hardy, Grant and Pendleton could and
should take steps to extend the South
Branch Valley railroad from Romney
up the Branch Valley through the State
OF West Virginia, upon the accomplish
ment of which we have the promise
that the citizens of Highland, Bath
and Allegheny counties will extend the
said road to the Chesapeake and Ohio
road at or near Covington.
The following resolutions were offer
ed by TIT Chairman of the correspond
ing committee and unanimously
adopted:
Resolytd, That it is the sense of this
convention that a railroad up the
South Branch Valley is within the
reach Of the people; and that such a
road could be made paying road, that
we have great resources Of iron ore, In.
exhaustible quantities Of lumber and
bark buried ubder and growing upon
our soil to induce the building OF said
road. =,
Resolved That our Senators and
Delegates in the Legislature Of the
State are instructed to use their great
est efforts and best endeavors to procure
an extension of the charter Of the
South Branch Valley road through the
counties of Hampshire, Hardy, Grant
and Pendleton, and it may be Mineral,
over the most practicable route to the
Virginia line, and the authority to raise
the money by county bonds, county and
township subscriptions, or taxation oy
the ascent Of the voters.
ReSolvcd, That the thanks OF the
Convention are due and hereby ten
dered to Col. Robert White for the
interest he manifested in the extension
of the said road, and for his visit to this
place, and his address made to-day.
On motion, the following committee
was appointed by the chair, viz; Col
Robt White. Geo. A. Blakemore, E.
w. Boggs, J. F. johnson, Thomas
Masln, Isaac S. Welton and William
Fisher, and, on motion, the chair was
added to the committee, whose duty 1t
shall be to aid in the procurement OF
such legislation as may be needed for
the extension OF the said road as afore-
said, and its speedy construction;
On motion, the Moorefeld AdvTttssr
and South Branch IntsLligeneer were re-
ouested to publish these proceedings.
w. H. II. FLICK, Chairman.
r F. JOHNSON, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
dainty itself at that particular season
was to Puritan taste 511.ssAe

was to Puritan taste - 5L9.3ihe /
"An plums the prophets sons DENY.
/ And spice broths are too hot: = g.
treason 8 In December pie.
And death within the pot"
Or, as another has il ....
The high-shoe lords Of Cromwell's making
were not 1or danttes-roasting, baking; :
uhe ehiefest food they found most good In
w as rusty bacon and bodybuilding: = ~
Plum broth was Popish, and mincs pie
. that was fat idolatry." =,
In regard to plum porridge, Sir
Roger de Coverley thought there was
some hope ola Dissenter when he saw
him enjoying that dish at the hall on
Christmas Day. Plum pudding, still
so famous at English Christmas dinners,
is substantially described in cookery
book of 1915.
The Christmas tree, an ancient GUS
tom in Germany, has been introduced
in England since the marriage of the
Queen with Prince Albert. With the
descendants of Germans in this country
Christmas eve, as in Germany, is the
most joyous night in the year, and the
Christina tree, bearing gifts and orna-
ments, the glory of the occasion.
Among these the parsonage who fills
the stockings Of the children has the
name Of Knish-kinkk. "a corruption of
Christ-kindlein, or the infant Christi,
who is supposed to bring gifts for good
children, or if they are naughty, they
find birch rod in the stocking, sup
posed to be placed there by Pelsnickol,
or Nicholas with the furs, in illusion to
the dress Of skins which he is supposed
to wear, though Krish.kinkle and
PelSnickoL are occasionally reported as
the same individual under different
characters, both having the well-known
Legendary attributes of the charitable
St. Nicholas.
In our own country the celebration
of Christmas is every year becoming
more universal. II has always been in
Maryland and throughout the South
the greatest festival of the ecclesiastical
year. In addition to the religious SER
vices which are celebrated on this occa-
sion by all nations which observe the
festival, it is day of social enjoyment,
in which all classes participate, and
of delightful reunions Of families and
the joyous Christmas board. 1t is a
day for the renewal of friendships and
the reconciliation Of enemies; of kind
ness and generosity, Of affection and
good will. 1t is especially a day
for the dispensation of relief to
the poor and needy. 1t has been
customary Of late in English work
houses, as it is in some benevolent in
stitutions in this country, to give the
inmates good Christmas dinner. The
outdoor poor, especially at this incle-
ment season, are more than usually in
need of assistance. in olden times it
was customary to extend the charities
OF Christmas and the New Year even
to the lower animals. Burns, in "The
Aud Farmers Address to his Mare"
refers to this practice when presenting
her on New Years morning with an
extra feed of corn:
"A guild New Year wish thee, Maggie,
Haze, there's ripp to thy auld baggie."
Surely in an era characterized by
progress in humanity, the poor will not
be denied a remembrance on this &C.
casion which does not make the poor
happy by sympathy and benefcence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
Assignee Sale.

.,..,. r.NpERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
ri. f.. Auction 10 the highest bidder,
,@rvRpAI, December SOth, 1871, at 10
~ 4. NJ, AZ the Front Door of the
... sir.,a of Ohio county, the following
..... property:
a, ..r. = >rr> Double Harness,
~.,-.u-.r Harness,
-... Gg..u.uS,
..-rgl Clip. seal stamps,
.a.rr Clock, Bill Files,
I'm = .rr. $ Maps,
.a ,.>S>, Utlice Stools,
.laUg>, Office Table,
N.,..t Cooler, lStOve,
o.. p..,>, Waste Paper Basket,
. -r.uSlur. Circular Saw.
>..>t.ucu>h.
THOMAS j. CAMPBELL.
t....-ra %. the Norway Iron Mauufac-
..- company. ueISl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
A e A IL ID.

THE MANY DISADVANTAGEOCS RE-
4 ports in circulation regarding the sani-
tary condition OF "Wheeling Hospital and
Orphan Asylum" induce the Sisters in
charge to take this method Of assuring their
friends ard the public generally that no
case Of Smallpox exists In the Institution,
a fact which they will be pleased to afford
visitors ample opportunities Of verifying
for themselves, II called on. Patients will
find, both in the Wards and Private Rooms,
excellent accommodations and attendance
at very moderate rates.
SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH.
WKEELH0, Dec, =, ISL. asllsds
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
NouI0 COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT
Casper heiu
-
: In Chancery.

Casper Keim !.
. hr.m'> heirs et al.
d VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE ENTERED
D d Tie above entitled cause, on SAT-
.uAl, the 18th day OF November, 1871,
.... t> Special Commissioner named there
proceed 10 sell on SATURDAY, the
.. bay OF December, lS7l, at the front
.t The Court House of Ohio county,
.rt estate IN the bill and proceedings
...'Durd, and known as the "keim
Z .~y. situated al the corner OF Water
quincy streets, in the city of Wheeling,
..t founded a. follows: Beginning at the
D.iuwe>t corner OF Water and Quincy
reefs; thence north with Water street loo
ret; thence east 10y line parallel with
quincy street ~ feet 10 an open space;
enc" with the west line of said open
tre south - feet; thence east by line
.-..r. with quincy street to an alley;
..'r south with the west line OF said AL
- ,rrt 10 quincy street; thence west
. .. Tie north line of said Quincy street
..a p.accDt beginning, together with the
.-.'tU Use said alley on the east side OF
property, in common with other as
-...,, ia ueS and James r. Baker, being
-,Ga~ property conveyed TO Casper ana
. h-.u by the said James ana James
.tE-. ~ deed dated Dece rber ~, 1864,
....y recorded in deed book IS, page 800,
. ,.r Recorders office OF Ohio county.
..n This property therei is new Tavern"
.....l-. with good stabling and all neces-
... sgpur'cuauceS for tirst-claSs Hotel.
, situated Immediately opposite the
.morr and Ohio Railroad Depot.
Terms Of Sale.-Oue-fourth of the pur-
.t,-mJuey Will be required in cash; for
-rr,Iu- a credit of twelve, twenty-four
"A ,u.gty-Six months will be given In
-,.a. amounts, the purchaser executing
e., bonds with approved security, bearing
.vrr>l from date, payable annually, ana
.-' title being retained until the last pay
.-ut Is made.
GEORGE .. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
PENuLETON and DAVENPORT, Att'ys.
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For Sale.

DEFER THE FOLLOWING DESIR-
,9.- H.... Estate for sale: A brick house
rooms. .uI lot, good stable and out
..>.,. ON Centre street, near the Shriver
.Inu. 4 house and null lot, corner Sixth
1au., Will be sold in three parts If
.-... 4 house of 9 rooms on Chapline
.. Stable, carriage house, &c. A house
.g.ag. street, east of sixth, containing
"a, besides pantry, bath room, &C.
..... N, :,yJy, S4lOO, 5000.
THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.
For Rent.

Ne ROOM IN McLURE HOUSE BUILD
, NJ On Market street, now occupied by
2-l> street Railway Company.
To-" Room on Monroe street, now occu-
.. ~ ". p. Mcke!vey.
a- Room on Market street, one door be-
MrLure House, occupied by Mrs. Lemon
. Cigar and Tobacco store.
.a.rr Rooms on Second and Third Floors
sane building. Two of said rooms pos
Sion gwen al any time. Apply to
....l JOHN McLURE,
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uuiIding Lots For Sale.

.y.rg THE FOLLOWING EITHER
'..',r.,llr or retail: Lots No. u in
! 40 in Square s; the south half
=. ain square 10; No. IA in Square q;
81, trr II: No. in Square ~; No. ~
r, 3. No. II in Square Il; No. 5 in
4. 40. u in Square IS, and No. IS in
rn.> 40. in Square 20; No. Is in
north half OF No. ii in Square 10:
p -gatrr7; No. 10 in Square Il; No. II
ere. H. No. IL in Square Is; No. II in
..Nn - In square -, and No. Is in
A., situated in the Subdivisions
l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate 4 gent
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-25
For Rent.

\ THREE STORY BRICK BUILDING,
i West side Of Main street, next door to
N"nurdy.s Dry Goods Store, now Occu-
~ "E Mrs. White, DreSSmaker. Has fine
'.@ Room in front and suitable rooms
.Hr Tor adwelling. For particulars apply
e." .M..GOSHORN, p. KENNEDY or w NJ.
AEI. delS
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FOR SALE
For Sale.

WON" uN\SAS.-5OO acres on B. q o,
Az, Story frame dwelling house, and
, s.. ..,,,,m land, $500 per acre.
,n. . vs.. ON line Of w. V. Central railroad,
~ ,.rl,,r cultivation, $3.50 per acre.
e. $50 "'',' w. V. HOGE & BRO,
R1ilev's Block, Market street.
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For Rent.

! GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN
L grr,, one Of the best locations in the
.s' Possession February lSt. Apply to
:. l.. CUTHBERT.
49, N'Lain'S Block, Monroe street.