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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-15
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Interesting Items OF Intelligence Con-
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eeFniuH Individuals.
Auditor Miller got hack from flying trip
to Richmond, last evening.
Miss Eva Bassett, OF Lancaster, Ohio, Is
visiting friends In the city.
Hon, John II. Riley, OF Jackson Court
House. was in the city yesterday, en- route to
Pittsburgh.
Col. Boyd, head contractor on the Con
nellsyille extension OF the B. & o, road, was
In the city yesterday.
Harvey Carmaek, one OF the city letter car,
rier force Is disabled from duty and confined
to his room by sickness.
John W. Fitch, southern agent for the
Royal Baking Powder Company, OF New
York, Is in the city on business.
N, l.. Finnell, of PittSburg, general agent
for "Peruna," the famous remedy Is In the
city speaking the fame Of that medicine.
Miss Virginia McCarroll, one Of the most
charming ladies Of Allegheny City, is the
guest OF Miss Addie Coen, Of Chapllne street.
Mr.. John Friedel has just returned from a
business trip East, where he selected fine
stock Of goods, which he will be pleased to
have the people examine,
Can't, ], G. French, Supervisor OF Trains on
the Cumberland division B. 40. road, Is In
the city, en- route 10 Washington, Pa, to
visit married daughter, Mrs Poole.
Letters received in this city from er.Gov.
Mathews convey the pleasing intelligence that
he has entirely recovered from his recent at
tack Of illness. He Is now visiting Baltimore.
Mrs ]. f. Wilson, who Is visiting in this
city since her return frem Europe, will prob.
ably 20 to Denver, Colorado, for temporary
residence for the benefit Of the health OF her
son,
Frank Thompson, the skillful cornet
player In "Buflalo Bill's" brass band, Is a
citizen OF Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and scarcely
out Of his minority. He has future before
him II he devotcs himself TO the coruet as o
specialist
Sheriff Charles D. Smith and son, Of Par
kersburg Thomas G. Smith, Esq, and daugh-
tGr.in.law, Mrs. Smith and Miss Jennie Smith,
also OF Parkersburg, who have been spending
several days at the Mcclure, left early this
morning for home.
Col. W. W. Miller died at bis home In
Wheeling Tuesday afternoon. Col. Miller
was ono OF those large.hearted generous
men who endearetl himself to Ills associates
by his uniform kindness. Many oil the
members Of the old Second regiment 9. N.
g., remember him as colonel Of the First
Regiment National Guards OF West Virginia,
and regret 10 learn OF his unexpected death.
| -Ltlldtre IndeDendeft.
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WHERE TO GO
II You Want Good Clothing Cheap.
RIaInfaIh In CInaa Ont this MnnIIi.


Ono OF the best clothing stores in the city
to patroniEe Is that OF Q. SteinfGld, OF which
J. Steinfeld Is manager, and which is located
at 1928 Main street, Centre Wheeling Ills
stock was oil bought early for this season,
and stylish In appearance and for strength Of
make and superiority OF goods not cxcelled
anywhere. This house has no expensivere rent
to make up out OF It's profits, and the man.
agement Is Of the most economical kind In
all departments. The idea Is to sell clothing
at o very slight advance over the cost at
Wholesale. Mr. Steinield claims that he sells
clothing cheaper than any house In the city,
and as lie gets considerable patronage from
oil parts Of Wheeling, aud from places across
the river, his claims are worthy OF considera.
ton. If you want MI overcoat for yourself
or boy, clothing or gents furnishing goods,
call on Steinfeld and sec what he has and the
astonishing cheanness Of his prices. Tho
street cars PISS the door every seven minutes.
Great bargains In stock for the holiday trade.
TTIIkR
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Fael. worm KnovlnE Aloud 1he nam.

Colorado beet ties dead or alive arc ulmail-
able to foreign countries.
The Kingdom Of Hawaii has declared It's
adhesion to the Paris Postal Union Conyen.
ton, and after January LIST, 1882, mails will
be regularly established to and from the
Hawaii Kingdom via San Francisco, CAL, as
exchange Offices .!ri,. Z
On and after january 2, 1882, all mall mat
ter to any foreign country that Is member
OF the Postal Union, discovered with an err
ronous or incomplete address, will be re-
turned TO the writer, and when the same is
remailed II will be subject 10 repayment OF
postage, as newly dispatched correspondence
In the service relates TO foreign postal regula.
tiOns.
The exchange Of postal cards is limited to
the Universal Postal Union including Cam
ada. They can only bG.sent 10 or received
rates OF postage.
Postal cards for destinations outside OF the
Universal Postal Union which require trans
mission via Great Britain, cannot be for
warded,
Postal cards OF foreign origin which are
posted In the United States, cannot be for
warded. ........
Liquids, poisons, explosives and inHama.
bic articles, also obscene matter aud all arti-
Giles which are excluded from domestic mails,
are emphatically excluded from foreign
mails.
Switzerland isto be admitted TO the uni
versal money order system Of the lnterna.
tional Postal Union, and hereafter money
Gun be sent 10 that country by postal order,
lust as 10 another State Of this country.
The attention Of tho public, and especially
citizens Of this community, who mall at
formed that newspaper will not go for one
cent II II weighs over two ounces Newspa.
pers 20 BY weight, one cent for each two
ounces, w..
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There will be very interesting entertain
ment given by tie scholars OF the Clay
school to.morrox evening. lisa tBannher
Entertainment as the City Superintendent
will present 10 the school tie banner granted
by the Board Of Education 10 the school hnv-
Ing the highest percentage at the spelling
match that took place at the State sipefin.
tehdehts' Convention and Teachers Institute.
Our readers will remember that after q hard
contest, In which there were ten representa-
tives from each Of the grammar schools in
the city, the Clay school was declared the
victor. In addition to the above, there will
be speeches, essays CalistheniCs, music, etc.
We hope that the friends and patrons Of the
school will oil attend. There will DO an adj.
mlsslon fee Of twenty-five cents, as the
scholars are endeavorihg 10 procure book.
case for thslF library II 4 Is desired 10
have good public schools, the public must
take an interest In them. II Must help
along all worthy efforts 10 advance them.
These scholars have collected and bought
books enough 10 form qullpA respectable
library, therefore let US help them In their
effort 10 procure q bookcase 30 that the
books may be secured 10 theft successors, a
we'll as TO those now attending the school.
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The number Of carriers at present Is 9 reg
ulars and four auxiiaries, -Four delivery
trips arc made in tho principal parts Of the
city, 8 in less settled portions and 2 In the
outlying wards; ., s, 5, I, 0and 10 collec-
tiOns are made daily. the number differing In
different parts OF the town. There are now
eight routes. two being carried by auxiliaFies.
There are 90 street boxes, The average terri
tory included in each route Is three'quarters
OF square mile, Only about one.half OF the
mail matter received OF the office Is collected
BY carrier, the rest being mailed at the office.
THE great gains indicated by the above
figures speak Of q aourlshing business com.
munity, and demand q relatively augmented
service, We are obliged for these statistics
to Chief Clerk Reilly, Of the postotice.
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Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II so, go at once and get bottle OF Mrs.
WinSl0ws Soothing Syrup. II will relieve
the poor little sufferer acknowledgement
upon 1t; there Is no mistake aboutit, There
Is not mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you at once that 1t will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health to the child,
operating like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe 10
tise in all cases. and pleasant 10 the taste, and
Is tie prescription Of the oldest and best
female physicians and nurses III the United
States. Sold everywhere % cents bottle.
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STATIONERY
STATIONERY.
HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS,
Cur Book sEsRE, December IL, ISL
To our Friend. ana Pa.mu:

Vf4f BOOK STORE December L., lssl.
To our Frind' aad Patoau:
We must ant apologize to Won q, A.,
delay in formally inviting you to an mn 4a
ton Of our stock, ''psS
Our display has been made since IN. "a.
OF the month, and but for the fact ,Ls, N
have been kept hard at it, from
until II p NJ, and consequently too 49,
mentallyund physically to do the pbi.o T w.
tice, We should have made our apnor1.
ment sooner. 44'S
We are fully stocked in all our d.n,.
ments, and are proud of our ability n a.
you the largest stock and fastest wars, .S..
displayed in the city in our line Of bu,ID.,'
The public have themselves to thank n,
this fact, US the substantial encour,ror,'S W.
given US each succeeding year, ha, epabisS
US to bring on the finest goods for your solss.
ton. 'N'''
Our Book Department is literally ofuIl IL
overlooking as We have books nileJ ON
tables and under tables, in bo1c, and o~
boxes, on permanent shelves and on imDro.
Vlsed shelves
In cloth binding, half calf binding mu
Morocco binding, full Russia binding in
single volumes, in sets, poetry and pro,a
biography and travels, history and fiction
religion and science,
Boys books and girls books babie, lits,,.
turo in paper and linen, juvenile works with
colored pictures and plain ones lSook, "A,
five cents and books for five dollars, Boot,
at wholesale and books at retail. Books Al
prices that nobody can beat
Our Fancy Goods Department Is lscklppl IN
one important feature, There Is not enough
department or too many fancy goods T6D
fault is being rapidly overcome, as Va
have been selling these goods for more than
two weeks to that sensible class Of BUYER
who do not wait until the last day
In addition to our unusually large line Of
plush and leather goods, We have added a
beautiful assortment OF imported hand
painted and decorated glassware and polish,
cd olive wood goods. In such goods 4,
Albums, fine Papetries and such stapIssvo
can show more styles than any house In The
city, and will sell at prices that dealers In
other branches Of business cannot think Of
As we were the piOneersn tho fine leather
goods trade in Wheeling, We do not propose
that any other branch Of bushes, shall equal
us in styles or low prices,
We have not the time nor inclination togo
into details in this card Come and SEQ uI
Come to-day. Nothing gained by postpone
ment. We have forgotten to say that We
paid between $500 and 5000 for our Xmas and
N. Y. Cards,
Yours respectfully,
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CLOAK ROOM
AND ssANNEX."

As usual at this season we mark down d
great many Cloaksi odd garments for instance
are reduced; styles that do not sell as fast rs
We think they sEouldare reduced, oftcntimes
so low that whit we ask is only about tic
price Of material. BY this plan, and daily
adding fresh garments, our Cloak stock re-
tains It's freshness to the end. The carly part
OF tho day Is the best to see on account Of
the crowd after about eleven o'clock.
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SILKS, sATINs,
Satin de Lyon.

81 25 for 2I.lnch wide Colored Satin de
Lyon.
o5 cents for Nloirc Antique Satin in all
colors.
Oj cents for surah Satin that Others retail
atsl25.
10 cents for Satin Broidcric, cost to i'm
port 81 20,
At 500, 81 %, $50, $l75 and 500 tho
Cashmere Alexandria Black Silks which
never break, md only for sale by us in tho
State the best Silks brought to this cauntry'
Full lines OF Coorod eros Grain Silks.
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oSE thing that has made Genlhef, tho 900
store man, 90 popular, Is that Ito has one
price, and that lisa low one. When the peO-
bic sec 20 many goods offered At the. B9c store
Tor leSs than hall they would cost elsewhere,
no wonder they buy, The people are no fools,
and Genlhof ID solid With them. They know
he sells goods low, and no one can take away
his customers He not only uiIefs one leading
article al a low price, but all Ills goods are
leaders. He occupies al the underground
expecting 10 sec his stock YOU are mistaken.
He keeDS only q sample Of his Atock In his
retail department. 1IO also does good
wholesale trade, and imports nearly every
foreign article he uses. The proper way Ia 10
call around and see the old.tlhiet, at 1907
Main tlJeet. The old man 10 always on deck
and iat ahead Of The times. 'Ia
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-15

CoLEs Great Circus was lately wrecked on
liz way 10 Kansas City. After It's arrival
there, Kansas City TINES reporter found
John sawbright, iti veterinarian, rubbing
tho injured animals with 81, Jacobs oil. He
said u was the best remedy known for injnt-
Ikl TO horses, and was 30 very clean 10 use.
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Situation Wanted.
KraniCh & Zach Plnnos-wllson & Bau'
mer- First page.
Friedel.
Demorests illustrated Monthly Magazine.
How to Decorate Your Homes.
Fair and Festival.
Holiday Goods-Logan & Co.
A Card
For Sale-Nolcs.
Ilellaire Nail Mill Stock for Sale.
Notice--W. II. Halter.
Peruna Manulin.
Hats aud George j. MnthisOn.
Grand opeiiing-G q. Dillon.
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COMPLETE lines of MEMS and BOYS
Reversible ulstcrctteS. SpeClaltics Ii
Fancy Underwear, NeCkwear and lIlacL
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, Will
Amber and Ivory handles. Novelties Ii
SILK SuspendcrS and llaudkercliiCis, pu
up elegantly for Christmas presents. 1Ot
pairs City.madC Over Cutters.
u. GUNDLING 4 co.,
Star ClOihiOrS, 30 Twelfth Street.
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oSE HUNDRED DOLLARS reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
a sure cure for Piles paw
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II you are subject to Ague you must be
sure TO keep your liver, bowels and kidneys
In good free condition. When SO, yoD Will
be safe from oil attacks. The remedy to tise
Is Kldney.Wort II Is the best preventative
Of all nialarial diseases that YOU can take,
See advertisement In another column.
MWFAW,
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Cashmeres! Cashmeres
Uabrokon Collection OF
COLORED ALL-WOOL CASHAERESD

TTRsT-At s2yl cents We haven full assort'
ment OF cashnerOs in all shades, strictly
pure wool.
sEcoND-The Cashmercs at 40 cents are Lu'
pins, and are splendid value OF the prices
THIRD-Tor 62ys cents We have Cashmere in
nh extra quality and forty inches wide
Full limo Of shades.
FoURTH-A fcwo those French Robes, one
part plain the other novelty for cOmbina'
ton, NJ 81 % the entire pattern.
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Just received, fifty more Of those hand
some Chlnchilla Cloaks, worth s., for 81 90
other goods In proportion, ut the Dry Goods
Wall Paper and Carpet Emporium Of
JOHN RoEMERs.
20lO and 202l Main Street,
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nEEnEsrIna sen0ol lEAIIsEleI
q 6nmmaFy o. btafa lnlaFlnRenual
ButehsFs Annual Report. a.g

Below We give the principal items from
the annual report Of State Superintendent
Butcher, concerning the condition q the
free schools Of the State. These figures have
never before been printed. They are valuable
for future reference, and are deserving Of
special study at present;
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Thar slight tickling In the Throat and dis.
position 10 slight Cough may be the ptecur-
sor Of years Of suffering unless you take Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup which never disapPoints.
Price 26 cents,
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1rnE Pennsylvania Company and Fan.
handle route are arranging Tor the SAFE OF
cheap excursion hcke9 during the hobby
season. Announcement VIII 0S Ilh li w l tne
papers IN q few days giving full particulars
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DoS'r leave the city without calling Of q.
g. Feeny's, No. 14l0 Main street, TO examine
his large and complete stock Of Ane con-
ierLlOnefies.
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USE Morning Glory Baking Powder. II
cannot be exceled. G. s. Feeny, No. 1IlC
Main street, proprietor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,


n. Brown, Cambridge. 10. IeIt, n 80, R.H.
J. NJ. Evahs, Iellaite, a, n Castor City.
Lon q, Bndy, CITY Carl Qtunnys. saxony.
Il. HGll iOttinOuth, C.Willlams, BteubenVllle
r. Johns, slpubenyllle. W Neenym0nd ltaVIw.d
IT. Freeman, Columbus +, Campbell Pittsburgh.
VIII Scott, CAtdVillC. Flu Scott CatlVllle,
I, H. Tingle, Cambridge w, II. Ellltt, Cincinnati
", BlatirS New York. ], II, V0werS Cleveland.
CAMBRIDGE Heely, City. A, Bftst, MAtlnsville.
", Bchuaief Palestine, Il Vance, 8. Return.
q, shInn Washington, y Sweeney Washington
". II, DuVal, City, ], A. Peoples, PilBbnfgh
], A. Boston, Pltisbutgh. VIII rAittef, Thornton.
III Cooper CoiumbuL a, n. Faden, CadlE
3, DetwIlef, Mansfield. w. lIaflOn WOOstet
Harvey spcet, Wooster O. shtewsberry, Rik'bg.
W. stOtsbpffy, H. 4 U, 7. South, Waynesbuhg.
Mis- South, WayneHhurg. Mis- j Moore, Plttsbiifgh
]. Mcconnell, Cleveland, II. CFymble, SAndnsky.
O. Eoys, indianapolis. W. Catothefs, PlttsbutRh.
". If6Sgefand vile, t'gh. 9, q. Rea, Pittsburgh,
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NEW GOODSi NEW GOODS at MIL
LER & FEANzllElNI's, the Jewellers,
1907 Market Street.
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TnosE who prove nything by experience
can speak intelligently; and the Unanimous
testimony Of all who use DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Is that II more than fuliills oil that II
promises Price 70 cents.
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tUsr received a lot Of ladies Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, at 4.
iIss it sh3S sIts.t
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WAsuiSdruS, u. G., December ij.-i AMI
For Tennessee aud the Ohio Valley, warmer
iair weather, northwest backing TO south
west winds, stationary OF higher barometer,
For the Lower Lake Region, lair weather
ijonary or hertemperaturc aud barometer
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FIVE Beavers reduced from % 90 to 81 %
atMra. y. 8. Kisnefs, 1911 Main street,
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We daily hear from consumenol the Acme
baking Powder that II glvea entire satiaiac.
ilon, The Increasing demand Il proof Of the
assertion that II Is a Attiotly Pure Grape
Cream Tartar Baking Powder, and u guafen,
leed u such BY the manufactures,
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Forty years ttlal h proved mBLAok.
pRAllahr = iho beat liver medicine In
l66 World.
For sale By toean&co,
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r ATE PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE At
IL tho CITY BOOK STORE 1901 Market Street;
Life and Death OF Jus A. Garfield, u mo-, ClO,
by J, 8. OglVle, Illns'd, 4b7 pages,.,,-,.,p,li v
Life OF Jas. 4. Garfield, u mo, ClO., byJ,N ",
IIundy, illusd., 21i n
Aunt Serena, u mo-, clO,, gilt, by aulhOfOi
zone summer ,,.,.ar. ?
Madeline, u mo-, clio, Mrs, Mary J. Holmes. v
A Changed Heart, u mo-, clo., May Agnes =,
Fleming '.,,'','HH' Y
The Secret Sorrow, Mary Agnes Fleming ",r-. 3
The torger and the Detectives, l2mO., clo, =.
Allan Plnkefl0n, ."" v
The Letter Of Credit, u no., clO, by author Of
"Mide, Wide World" ..,....,,r...,...,..,,p.. y
Rose, Mary nid Rue, Round Robin seFItI,.,..- y
A EameleSs NOblemRn, Round Robin SetieA4D. V
lIonOkelle, Round Robin Series. ,.,a".......,.. g
Handicapped, u mo-, clio, Marion haTland-o. y
ATne, u mo-, ClO., by l!IOtnsOn. "
WArl0Ck o. GlenwarlOck, u mo-, ClO, Geo. Nc :,
donald
Wild Work, II mo-, clO., Mary Il. BryRil.....- v
Over 900 volumes Of miscellaneous aud STANDARD
books received IN the last tel days Any Of Ab0t
sent by mail ON receipt NJ price. ..-.-.--.
STANTON 4 DAVENPORT,
no2i 1901 Market street
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FINE BEAVERS reduced from 50 90 TO 81 rs,
at Mrs. s. s. Kisner's, 1911 Main street.
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FiSE 1IEAvERs reduced from "a 20 10 81 %,
1t Mrs, g. s.KisncfS, i11i Main street,
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FIvh HUNDRED boxes Of Fire Crackers Just
received and for sale by George g. Feeny,
No. 1910 Main street,
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FoR Catarrh and phthisis, took Peruna.
You need no other. MRs. NJ. RUSSELL, Pitts
burgh, Pa,
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CtoatSa out Tor the neSt thiiIy days loi
Of MEMS Heavy Boots and Shoes cost
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cTlsAYED.

STl!A1ED.
From my premises, on wednesday p Its 4 ID
issi n large durham COW, near al Sl 4
has stfap around her meek, . .,Ioa Id
ward viii he paid for any inio'ina"''
will lead to her recovery WATT GRAY,
dciIs o. Flttcenl9 sg :, n
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For sale by Logan { @.

No headache or buuk.acllc for ladies
WHO drink "WlNE OF cARDUi."
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FtSE Beavers reduced from " 90 10 1 Is
at Mrs 8, s, KisneF's, i0ll Main street,
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THE usual merchants lunch at The New
MCLurc House Sample Rooms daily.
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OuR POSTAL SERVICE.
ne Statistics ana interesting Rasts
Rrnn ne Lnanl omnlnla.

6ome 6tatlaliel and IntaF0sting Raell
From the LEGAL Omeials.
In the frat year after the carrier service
was introduced In Wheeling, there were
employed sir carriers, who made but two
delivery trips per day, and four collection
trips, There were then aity-two letter boxes
and six carriers routes. This was in 1873 and
1874, A comparison Of the figures for that
wear and for the year now drawing to close
Is instructive. The following are the stats
tics for 1854:
Number Of pieces delivered $50 SO
Number Of pieces s4s9l
Total pieces ~
The following table shows the
INCREASE ny MONTHS ~ THREE YEARS,
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NtOTiCE--TiiERE WILL BE- ,A.., Ms r.
IN ISG oi the stOSkholdt1 Of W ky ~, III
itnte Company for the election o. pict NH W.
lion Of bylaws aud the Transaction 2, ~ 'WIlh
business n may be bfpugh, before lnvi,k e. d
held al the ONCE Of MclLner sc!lyll'lus
Tuesday, January 81, ls'! ISo V'VeA
iIy order Of the Corporation, dNll
WnEEtlSd, Dec. mhcr ". ls.l- ---s---
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-15

"pLAok.pRAueAT" makes cAilh
and fever impossible,
For sale by Logan & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-15

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