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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-10
L0CAL LEGINLATION.
The Matter OF Taxing Foreign Insurance
COniDRnIes,

The Matter OF Taxing Foreign Insurance
Companies.
The Committee on Legislation appoint
ed by Council met at the City Building at
o A, NJ, yesterday. There was present N.
b, Scott and Philo Kimberly, Of the Sec
ond Branch, and A. ]. Halsted, OF the
First Branch, and 7. II. Logan, Robert
Simpson and Alfred Caldwell on the part
of the citizena. The committee organized
by eleCting N. u. Scott Chairman. The
committee then proceeded to the Capitol
where tho Legislative Committee on
Counties, Towns and Municipal Corpora
tlonB was in waiting, having been called 10
speCial session 10 consider the bill repeal.
ing the act giving the city Of Wheeling the
power 10 assess a tax upon foreign insur'
anCe companies.
The foreign insurance companies were
represented by Messra J. NJ. Doddrldge
and W. F. Peterson, and their council,
Acknowledgement White.
The Council committee presented GER
tilted copy OF the resolution adopted by
Council Tuesday night, iustrnCting the
committee to ask the Legislature to resist
the repeal OF the bill alluded 10.
The matter was argued at length before
the legislative committee by speakers on
both sides, and at noon an adjournment
was had with the understanding that a
further consideration would DO had at the
next meeting OF the committees.
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STATE PAIR.
Meeting Last NighI-The Affair Takes
Some shape.

Meeting Last htght-Ihe AhAlE IAAes
Some shape.
The citizens meeting at the Court House
last evening, called to hear the report OF
the special committee, was attended by q
fair number of citizens who are interested
in the consummation oil the project.
Mr.. NJ. Reilly was called to thu chair,
and Mr.. @. @, johnson was elected secre'
tsry,
Mr., Jos. speidel, chairman Of the special
committee appointed to obtain figures on
grounds, &C., reported that Mr.. Geo.
3Arks agreed 10 lease Tor State Fair pur-
poses twenty acres OF ground contained in
the Edgington property two miles east OF
the city, for $500 per annum, or forty
acres for 5000. Mr.. E, E. Zane offered to
sell the committee twenty acres OF his
Island property for $4,000. The Island
Fair Grounds was offered to the commit
tee for five years, with privilege Of ten
years, for 81 800 per annum. MIR. Geo. K,
Jingle offered his property on the point
Of the Island containing twenty-five acres
but did not state the price, Nothing was
done with the report
Mr.. @. q. johnson read carefully pre-
pared paper setting forth the advantages
Wheeling possessed as point for holding
a State Fair, and arguing that the project
could not fail Of success II pushed for
ward now. He read abstracts from a
number Of State papers expressing their
sympathy with the project and hoping II
would take upon some definite shape, and
assuring the Wheeling people that the In.
terror would lend substantial aid to the
enterprise when once the people saw that
our citizens were making some effort to
establish 1t. Mr.. johnson further stated
that he had personally interviewed eighty.
i've citizens, all OF whom expressed them.
selves as being willing to aid the enter
prise,
Mr.. Tingle said he had talked over the
matter with several Senators whom, he
said, were heartily in favor Of State Fair,
and informed him that they would bring
their stock here and exhibit 1t II the fair
was established.
The discussion then turned on the man.
ner Of forming company for the proseCu'
ton OF the work. 1t was agreed that $780,
900 would be necessary to start with,
Some favored joint stock company,
while others were opposed to II and advo'
Gated the guarantee plan.
On the motion Of Mr.. Speidel the Chair
appointed Messrs. Geo. K. Tingle, Robt.
Campbell and O. O. Johnson q committee
to perfect a plan Of organization, get In.
formation on the subject Of State fairs and
canvass the city and obtain the opinion oil
the citizens on the plan Of a joint stock
company or guarantee fund, and report to
a citizens meeting 10 be called by them
when ready to report.
The meeting then adjourned subject 10
the call OF the Chairman Of the Special
Committee,
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the Hempaeld bridge until the food had
absted, and passengers will take the train
on Main street this morning. No trains
were run across the bridge last night.
The Market street bridge was not injured
in the least by the "let loose" Of the ice.
The stone or Main street bridge also came
of unframed.
Nearly two years ago the City Surveyor,
Mr.. B, W. Peterson, recommended to the
Committee on Streets, Alleys and Grades,
the repair Of the north abutment Of the
Main street bridge. This was accomplish.
ed by taking out all the detective and
crushed stone through the heart Of the
entire wall, and replacing them by the
use Of the Beton-Coignet concrete, by
which perfect binding OF the new work
to the old was secured. Had it not been
for this foresight the destruction Of the
bridge would have been certain, yesterday
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JUVENILE JOYS.
Birthday Party Given by Master Morgan
BeFgeF Last Night,


BergeP Last Night.
Last evening very pleasant social
event, in which the young people Of the
Island participated, took place at the resi-.
denCe Of Mrs. Henry Brues. The occasion
was a birthday party given by Master
Morgan Berger, nephew Of Mrs. Brues, to
hia friends and sChoolmales. During the
progress OF the party the hospitable doors
were thrown open TO large number OF
Mrs. Brues' friends, who guzed IN wonder
on the scene narveling whether the days
OF the tabled FAIRIES were not restored, aud
that real sprites and eltins were not dan.
cling before their eyes.
Mr.. Charles Killmeyer presided at the
piano, and the hours were spent In dan.
cling until II o'clock, when the little ones
repaired to the dining room and psrtook
OF the elegCnt refreshments spread in
abundance. We append a list Of those
dressed In Costumes
Misses Emma Wheat, Red Riding Hood I;
Annie Wheat, Flower Girl; Maude Hun.
Ter, Polish Girl; Rose Lukens, Red Riding
Hood; Bessie Hall, Same costume; Jessie
Berger, a Normandy Peasant; Matte
Wright, Little Buttercupi Lizzie Mendel,
Snow Bird; Katie White, Marie, the
French Girl; Bessie Lamb, Polly; Sue
Murine, Tamborine Girl; Eta Falloure,
Nellie MendoL Daughter Of the
Regiment; Mamie Mendel, Gypsy;
Emma Blond, flower girl; Stella Eckhart,
court lady; Nellie Turner, q court lady oil
the oldenitime; and Masters Dewey Cul.
bertson, Turk; Morgan Berger, Marquis
Ola Faystte; Charlie Lamb, Brother
Jonathan, Harry Caldwell, Continental
Percy Norton, CinderellA's Prince;
Frank Winship, Cavalier Knight; Harold
Norton, Highland Chief; Morgan Miller,
Calendar; Perley Coen, Field Marshal;
Charlie Whally, Continental Colonel
Will Dovener, fashionable young man
Bob Dovener, spaniard Lee Coen TURK.
A number Of others was present, but
they we're not dressed In COSTUME. The
little folks enjoyed themselves immensely,
and will long talk Of the event and longer
remember the hospitality Of the host and
h0BtpRg
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ANNIE WARD TIFFANY.


The GAINESVILLE people are trying to con
vince the people along the line Of the pro
posed railroad from Bellaire to the Mus
kingum, that their best MARKETS at Zanes
Vile, and that their interests will be bes
served by aiding to build the road L
GAINESVILLE. The road to Bellaire, o.
course, will give them access To the mar
kets OF Wheeling and oil the town.
around, on both sides OF the river. These
towns contain, say, $4,000 inhabitants,
GAINESVILLE but $4,000.
Mr.. Tappan, the photographer, will 70
TO Alabama for some time, for the benefit
OF his health, which has lately been poor.
Some one will operate the gallery In biz
absence.
The Baltimore ( Ohio road has been
sending out on 10 the @. o. division sever.
al large locomotives, similar to the Moguls,
They are oil immense weight and power.
]. K. PRrnell, Of the stock yards, Is
about sgain after being confined with the
rheumatism.
Most OF our crossings have been much
improved by having the gutter.Covera
raised and the Ice beneath them cleared
out.
F,s. satterdeld, now of Wheeling, was
in town Wednesday.
Il. W. Nelson is at st. GlairBville.
Some young men were on the hunt OF
the Mayor Wednesday for the purpose OF
swearing of drinking. They had evi.
IDENTIFY filed up beforehand enough to last
for some time.
Henry Kemple is off OF the police force,
having resigned Tuesday evening.
The office formerly occupied by DR..
Sanders Is to bs moved to the Kelly coal
bank and used for an Office there.
On q dark night the stones put on the
square for the monument foundation may
cause some ones horse a broken leg, as
they are In the line vehicles take. How.
ever, vehicles have no right 10 cross that
corner.
Mrs. GreenAeld's sister, who has been
here on long visit, has returned to her
home In New York State.
The ferry boat and the wharf boat are
still high end dry on the shore Ice.
Alex. krebbs, one Of the B. & o. fire.
men, had a hand badly crushed In coup.
ling Tuesday night.
y. Ii. Darrah will build q double house,
partly for bis own occupancy, in Sheets
addition. "
Wm. Sharp will build in The spring, just
north OF the row OF houses on Noble
street above the Episcopal Church.
1t ig rumored that the Barons Oontem.
plate building q business and dwelling
house on the grouud occupied by the
adjoining their store.
James Crogan, an enploye Of The Bel.
mont Glas, Houte, was severely hurt by q
fall from q window. R.C.F,
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Points About People NJ Home and
Abroad.
Senator McNeel was on the sick list
yesterday.
Miss Fanny lIouser, Of Cadiz, Is visiting
friends In the city.
Mr.. s. B. Hayes, Of Washington, Pa, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. ". ]. Mathews, OF Allegheny City,
ia The guest Of Mr.. Ed Rogers, Of the
North End.
Hon. Okey johnson, Of The Supreme
Court Of Appeals, has returned from
Charleston.
Miss N. Sherrard, Principal Of the
Washington, Pa, Female Seminary was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ]. Wiley Pace, a gentleman we'll
known in this city, Is now running az ex.
press messenger between here and Bsltl.
more.
VIM, Meek ,ot the Wheeling Nem8.L Letter,
paid us pleasant call to-day. Billy is a
good talkef, and II does his soul good TO
get a chance at a willing llatener.-Stta.
benuilie Herald.
Mr.. Jacob Mathews died very suddenly
lew days ago al Kossuth, Marshall couti.
~. He was ono OF tile oldest and most
highly esteemed citizens Of the COUNTY,
lis had been an elder Of the Disciples
Church for over forty years,
Rev. Thomas NJ. Hudson, lamiliatly
known as "Father Hudson" is quite III at
his home In Independence township. lie
ia the eldest minister In the Pittsburgh II.
+. Conference, and is beloved by hosts Of
olif CitiEena.
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TEMPERANCE TOPICs.
Nesting Last Night at wesley Chapel
TO.nIght'a Meeting

MeetIng Last Night nj wesley Chapel
TO.nIghrs Meeting
A grand Temperance meeting was held
at Wesley NJ. +. Chapel, South Wheeling,
last evening. The attendance was large
and the people manifested great deal Of
enthusiasm in the subject
The speakers we're Revs W. K. Long, T.
F, Clancy, D. II. X. Dix and Professors
Bags and Orago, the gentlemen combining
theif remarks TO the amendment before
The Legislature. They laid great stress on
the TACT that the Legislature Is not asked
10 pass prohibitory law by a direct vote,
but merely TO allowt epeople the privilege
OF expressing their opinion oil the matter
at the ballot box.
The name8 Of o number Of voters were
obtained to the petition to be presented to
the Legislature.
Tonight a mass temperance meeting
will be held at the Fourth Street NJ. L.
Church. Dr.. Geo. p. Hays, president Of
Washington and Jefferson College, will
deliver an address, and II Is useless for tis
10 add that II will be good, as the ability
Of Tie speaker Is too well known In this
city,
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STocEs-Ths market opened strong and
generally higher and in the early dealings
prices advanced 4 to ~ per cent, Pacific
Mail, Northern Pacific and Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville leading the improvement This
was followed by decline Of Y to ~ per cent
in which Lake Erie & Western, Michigan
Central, Ontario & Western, and Peoria De-
catur 4 Evansville were most prominent Dur
ing the afternoon speculation was generally
firm and prices rose u 70 ~ per cent, the lat
ter in Pacific Mail, but in the late sales the
market again became weak, and reaction Of
x to lM from the highest point took place,
the market closing weak.
Transactions 2S3, COO shares.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS CHRAP,-The fol-
lowing Pianos aud Organs are offered o.
Lucas Music Store at great bargains, and
on easy payments Of s. 90 to $40 90 pei
month until paid for:
One seven'oCtave piano, $3.50.
One seven.oCtave piano, Sl75.
One Hallet and Davis piano, $l26,
One Hallet and Davis piano, $3.50.
One six.octave piano, $50.
One seven.oCtave piano, Sl75.
One Stodart piano, 1925.
One Bacon and Raven piano, $l25.
One six.oCtave piano, 500.
One six.oCtaye piano, $50.
One six.octave organ, $ll5.
One ive-oCtave organ, $75.
One ive'oCtaVe organ, sos.
One 4l.octave piano, S35.
One tive.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One fiye.oCtave melodeon, $50.
One tive.oCtavs organ, new $75.
All the above secondhand instruments
are In good repair and tune. Call and ex-
amino ut Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market
Street.
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Yesterday evening Justice Phillips had
before him George He'll, who was sum.
moned 10 appear to answer charge OF
selling LIQUOR 10 minors. At the conClu.
sion OF the examination Justice Phillips
held He'll in the sum Of 500 Tor his ap-
pestarlCe at the next term Of court.
The same Justice also issued a warrant
for George Duncan, charged with assault
on James N. WEIGH, but, at latest accounts,
George could not be found.
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AMUsEmEATs,
Mrs, shsib's Song Recital Last Evening"
Coming Attractions,

Coming Attractions,
Despite the Indictment weather q large
audience Of Mrs. sheib's friends and pu-
pills gathered last night at GsrmaniA Hall,
to hear one OF the most really enjoyable
musical entertainments We have had for 3
long time.
1t is common to speak we'll Of almost
any kind of public or private entertain.
msnt, but few merit go much decided
praise IS this performance,
The vocal part Of the programme, ex-
cept two numbers, was Of light chArac'
ter, musically speaking, but these lighter
numbers so brilliantly sungby Mrs, sheib,
were as 3 setting to the gems Of the even,
ing, Spring Flowers" and the beautiful
save Maria"
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After Thousand Failures one Success
stamps the Thing M GenuIne-BVerJ
iii that Flesh 10 Heir 10 May be Cared,

After Thousand Failures one Success
stamps the Thing NJ GenuIne-EVeFy
III that Flesh 10 Heir 10 May be CARED.
Drs. Pethybridge and Rutledge, late OF
London, England, and now prominently
located Of corner Of Fifth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Delaware, are being
represented In our city BY the senior
member oil the firm. Dr., Pelhybridge.
whose arrival was duly iioted In our col.
unrs, opened his Office In the patlors oil
The New Mcclure last Monday Tor visit
OF one month only, 10 show the people oil
our city the onward strides Of the English
sCientlats. They will treat only limited
number under the method they have
adopted 10 introduce themselves and their
especial remedies, via! No charge what.
ever ls made for services for all patients
taken up 10 March eth, 1881; alter which
time oil those wishing treatment will have
10 do 90 by letter, from whom, Of course,
q fee will be charged. Dr.. Pethybtidge
wishes to ask Of all those who place them.
selves under bis care 10 speak Of him 10
all their friends, just as they find him,
willing at all times TO DO weighed scale Of
actual results. One hundred and eighty.
seven patients now under treatment, and
from morning until night there 10 q con.
slant incoming and outgoing, NOT Of IRE.
1ponsble and novelty hunting individuals.
but Of the very best people Of Wheeling
md the surrounding country. Parlof l49,
New MCLlute House,
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LATELY converting with Mr.. Carl sieg.
mind, Cor. Congress and Washington Sts.,
our representative learned the following
from that gentleman My daughter suffer.
al ifom Rheumatism TO such an extent
that II crippled her, rendering her unable
TO walk at all. We consulted many ply
SiciRns and used many kinds oil medicines,
bnI In vain. At last, we decided to try the
81, Jacobs Oil and this wonderful remedy
eiTecied the happiest results. ltcuted my
daughter and the little girl Is now well and
StroIg.- YpsildnR (Mich.) Commercial.
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Trnnsfer Of Real Estate.

Tie following transfer Of real estate
was admitted TO record In the office Of
Recorder Hook yesterday!
Deed made October 81, 1850, by W. r.
Hubbard, special commissioner, to Mary
NJ. Terrill, Tor l60!aCres Of land on Short
creek, for $1,000.
Deed made February I, 1881, by a. NJ.
Adams, trustee, for Caroline NJ Adams
and others, 10 James MCAdams, for q feet
Of the west part Of lot 1872, on Sixteenth
stfeet, for 81, 200,
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Piles. FI.tuIo. F,ssuro

and liberation Of the rectum q specially
by Dr.. Kisner, at St. James Hotel, satur.
day 18th, February. Cure sure, safe and
permanent. No cutting, tying or deten.
ton from labor,
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SEE The Baby Organs at sheib'g, SIS.

Great Kid Glove Sale at speyer BROS
We offer for this week only S5 dozen
three'button Kid Gloves, In all shades, all
sizes, at the extremely low price OF %
cents.
Twenty-Five dozen two.button extra
fine Opera Kid Gloves, at only So cents,
cheap at 81. Call early and secure a pair.
SPEYER Bios.
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Shakespeare or Hob InEersOII
Never said, though 1t Is certainly true,
that neither Poppy nor Mondragora, nor
any Of the morphine essences OF the
Drowsy God contaminata that delight OF
Ghewers, Miller's Good Enough Navy
Plug Tobacco. M4rh
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A SPLENDID breakfast on the table sur
rounded by family Of Coughs. They
used Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup and that
family now keeps II always on hand and
recommends II, Price only % cents q
bottle.
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CLOSING Our sALR.-Commencing Mon
day, January Sd, to close out my large
stock Of Dry Goods, Carpets, and Wall
Paper. Gall soon and get great bargain
at 20l9 and 202l Main street.
JouN RoRMRR,
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JOSEPH HARRIS .,I7lE !: NURSERIES,

6OO0 Peach, one iron bud) year
1000 PlunS, one and two years.
900 Qulnces, two and three years,
1000 Cherries, on and two years,
5000 EVefgreens, mostly Juniper ,o,, IA. IA A,
lOot The above are thrifty and 10 ,cI wv ~ ".
manipulating VIII sell a. low A, ~ iows., w.,
Tespondence solicited: Add fep' sXM Ty MI ill.,
h aSH, ho!HnId,Tyiile NurRy Is one mia vol Il
MINIMUM DoP9S. dB7.pAWt
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EINANcIAI AAD conaERcIAL.


NEW YoRK, February e.-NoAET-Closed
At Ia7k per cent, loaning at per cent Prime
paper ilia5K per cent Sterling
Exchange bankers bills steady at 81 sEk
GoyERsx Ri BOsps-Quiet but firm.
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NEW ncLuRE HOUSE.

Sample Room Lunch from $50 a. m. TO IL
m. Ox.TalI Soup, Beef Stew French Style,
Cold Cornsd Beef PlOklsd Lamb Tongue,
Boiled Ham, Cold SIaw. Saratoga Chips.
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WASHINGTON, D. O., February 1O-1 4. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
rainy. followed by partly cloudy weather,
southwest veering to colder northwest
winds, generally higher temperature.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy rainy
weather, southerly winds, falling barome.
Ter generally followed by rising baromO.
Ter and colder northwest winds,
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CHEAP HOMES, That Twelfth Street House and
Lot for $3.50.
On Cbapllne street, . BhtE
Dwelling and Lot for 81 $50
That WO-siOry Brick on Jacob
-Ton- street $3.50 only.
A New Brick Dwelling, dir
rooms and hall, good cellar rs
and water, for t2,i6O.
A 81 800 Brick House, new and
Ga Pm In good condition, Iopr rooms
A. ~. and kitchen. Terms VIsy,
HS'Fiity Shares Of AstnA MIL stock Al bargain.
CA. sCHAEFER 4 co.,
Real EItate and Insurance NOtA'lal Bu,iuen,
ie3 No. 1888 Market ltrest.
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ALOT Of ladies', misses and ChlIdren'S
shoes at cost, at WILSON BROS.
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A PRUDENT man is Ikea pin, his head
prevents him from going too far. To pre-.
vent cough from going too far, we
should say: Use Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup.
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One pair Of fine bank mules for sale
cheap, al John F. Simpsons red front sta.
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BEST VIOLIN Strings, at sheiblg.

For the cure OF any kind OF a Cough OF
Cold, use DR.. sCOtt's Cough Syrup.
THAI.
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Public Sale Of a Short Creek Farm.


sale, on WIZ '"1
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1881,
commencing 81 II O'Clock d. M, on hs premises y
iarin, 1!ueted on the north branch Of Short Cfti,
V IN e ,nlII W. 24 nlO, from West lltrl
ITO acres 90 acres cleared tafmI6E IahJ LaISnee III
timber, uhderlaid with coal, Wifi fIght Of wiJ lot
mining purposes 10 the cfeek. All SaId farm /, 10
grasS except about hlleen aeteSj good Improvement
TkRVg OF SILS--Jlna.,hjsd III. I'e'l ~, IL. lei.
equal payments a. one and two years, with Interest
from DAY Of alt) back payments secured BY detd 81
trust on property sold. -''''''N - ''>'
y W hkhNEHi Auoti0teer. la27DsW1ssE
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VX7oOLEN vACronv ron o.,r

w III ~, fAUIUK1 FOR SALE.-
Jacob ,tlt ne sradlSy WOolen Factory" located gu
sale The ground on which he WortS stsuT !, e,iSo
VIZ maln building three RtsrleS hlRh IOI7S ite
Soaang sesm engine, boiler, Shaitlng, puIllesa nd
sScddy b ,TI IanS!GS With dys house, picker one
bletp two mules, one with 836 splndITs The olher
sLladles, eight power looms tJlnkSi n,aFel; WIlh
Two liory biict dwelling house Containing tight
IStnE Inc whole Will DO disposed Of cheap and On
Sonaly Or BY letter 10 Alexander Home iSIS N.tfet
street, Wheeling, West Va, -"V' '''' feH
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DOR SALE ON EASY TERMs-TBE
y Dwelling House and other buildings, now ootu.
pied By q. "; Humphrey, ninety feet front, Souih
iide Sixteenth Itreet. lie Double Dwelling No1
iel9 and 1914 AcCollOch street, occupied BY WIN
adIOiGiuR. lot Ns. 208, with PumphreyT nlauRbtsf
house and fixtures, McCOllOch street, cast end Sit
tenth street. The Two-Htory Brick TenpneO,
House, IitlAie corner Twenty.lhifL and Water
Streets Apply TO HENRY <. LLsT, 1901 Miln