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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-12
DOCS
What they Amount 70 IN the way oi
Revenue % the State,

Revenue % the STATE,
The dog census Is taken BY the assessor Of
Ohio county, with the sums assessed under
the new dog tax law, have been returned by
those ofacialA The total number Or dogs re-
turned by the assessors and which pay taxes
to the State, Is 2Ol2. ofcouse there IRE in
each district few which were successfully
hid by their owners when the assessors went
their rounds, but It Is believed that the fig
ures returned represent pretty faithfully the
real number Of animals Of the canine race
owned in Ohio county. This remark is es-
peciSlly true Of the city districts, where It
was rather amusing TO observe the move
ments OF the assessors in their attempts to
make the returns as nearly correct as pos
slble for finite beings to get them. Three,
four or SIX visits were made to house where
q dog was believed 10 DO concealed. Gener-
ally this persistence had Its reward, Some
Of the efforts to conceal dogs were also anus
ing, Ladies sometimes kept their canine
pets locked up on the second floor for week
at time. One lady did this, and the asses
son called three times In the course OF the
week. After several days passed the animal
was set at liberty, the fair owner believing
the official had given It up, Scarcely an
hour after she came 10 this conclusion there
was knock at the door, the dog ran barking
iuriously, and when the door was opened
sprang out-and met all three OF the city as
SCISSORS. He was listed and the tax paid.
Many such incidents arc related. In the
country OF course II Is easier to Oyade the OPP
erations OF the law. The number OF CANNES
and total tax In each district Is as follows
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RIVER NEWS.
Points OF Interest Concerning tho Varl

Points OF Interest Concerning the VRrl'
GUS Steamers.
The Joe Macdonald passed up Saturday
morning,
The Andes is due to-day from Cincinnati,
and as per advertisement will leave for that
port tomorrow,
Captain Jim Macdonald, Wheeling river
man, Is pilot OF the Iron age, and during the
time It was ut the wharf last evening visited
several friends.
The marks last evening indicated q depth
OF six feet Scant and still slowly falling The
wharf presented very lively appearance Sat
uFday, but yesterday 1t was dull
The Hudson was due down and the Katie
stockkale up yesterday, but up to s O'Clock
last evening neither had arrived. Both are
OF the Pittsburgh and Cincinnati line,
The Iron Age, one OF the fine tow.boats
OF Gray's Iron Line, was at the wharf last
evening, receiving provisions, This boat IL
furnished with the electric light, and for sew
cral hours II brilliantly illuminated the
wharf and drew large number of people to
Water street, Atalate hour the boat left for
Pomeroy to bring up tho rest OF It's tow. Sew
eral barges are at Bellaire.
CINCINNATI, December 1l.-River thirteen
feet and falIingi weather cloudy and cool.
MEMPHIS, December 1l.-River falling. De.
parted: Annie 7. Silver New Orleans; Grand
Tower, Vlcksburg; Gold Dust st. Louis,
Cloudy.
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 1.-THE river
Is on stand this evening with two feet five
inches In the canal and five feet five inches
In the chute on the falls.
RvA NavttIF Dono,nhor II A rriyad. T.
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Tic DresS t,ermnn.

Tho social festivities Of the holiday season
will be lnaugurated by full dress party by
"The German" on Friday evening, the 23d
inst. Complete arrangements have been
made and II Is thought the affair will be
brilliant and swell" to the last degree OF
course the german will be danced as the
principal feature Of tho evening. The fayors
will ba very elegant, many being designed
with especial reference to being treasured as
souvenirs Of joyful occasion. New and
beautiful figures, including tho May.pole
dance, will be introduced.
II has been decided 10 issue q sufficient
number Of invitations TO include thirty
couples In oil, which number will nicely MI
the hall The guests will bottle choice oiin.
diyiduals, but will, Of course, consider the
club as the host on the iestal occasion.
Frahzheim Hall, the regular dancing place,
will be used and the full Opera Itouse
Orchestra will furnish the music. Should
none Of the plans miScarry, this party will
DO one Of the most pleasant and memorable
Of the season Of 1sSl-'s2, and will acotedit
nThe German with having done is full duty
In providing for the amusement OF The
dance loving portion Of Wheeling society.
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who started her in the PFoGelOr, with the
smallest part, DOty PigHsN and in few
weeks assigned her, Of jump, 70 the leading
and most difficult character, paig BEpgH
on its relinqulshment by Miss cayyan, who
took Hazel RRks in another company. The
press eneonliums that have been passed on
Miss Jackson's Dairy Br0Wa attests conspieu.
ously to the sagacity and keen Judgment OF
the Madison Square management. II the
subsequent inquiries from other sources re.
specting Miss Jackson's age are correct, and
there was to all observation no question as
to the same, she is at least entitled to the dis
tinction Of being the youngest legitimate
leading lady in the profession. Her age was
computed at 49,
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REDuOING sToCK.
A Rare Chance for Ladies' 10 Secure Bar.
gains Ia the Millinery Line.

Mrs. s. 8. Kisnor desires us to inform the
public, that owing to tho extensive improve
ments that she Contemplates making In her
store room after the holidays, she will, until
the first Of January, offer her stock OF fash
ionable millinery goods at cost, In order to
reduce her stock. This Is rare opportunity
to secure bargains She has the reputation
of carrying the best selected and most fash.
ionablG stock In the city, Her experience
and taste gys hGFG decided GTdyHnaIge over
the patronage she receives from our best peo.
pie Is sufficient guarantee OF her goods. The
stock embraces an unlimited variety Of hats
and bonnets Especial bargains In beavers
arc offered. A large line OF beautiful hand.
kerchiefs for the holidays is an attractive
feature. The ladies should take advantage
Of the opportunity Of securing such goods az
they may need
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WHERE TO GO
If You Want Good Clothing Cheap.
Stelnfeld to Close Out this Month.

steinfeld to Close out this Month.
One Of the best clothing stores in the city
70 patronlze Is that Of g, steinfcld, OF which
]. steiniell Is manager, and which Is located
at 2i23 Main street, Centre Wheeling. His
stock was oil bought early for this season.
and stylish In appearance and for strength OF
make and superiority OF goods not exCelled
anywhere. Thishouse has no expensive 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 a very slight advance over the cost at
wholesale. Mr. Steinfeld claims that he sells
clothing cheaper than any house In the city,
and as he gets considerable patronage from
all parts Of Wheeling, and from places across
the river, his claims arc worthy Of Consdera.
ton. II you want an overcoat for yourself
or boy clothing or gents furnishing goods,
call on Steinfeld and see what he has and the
astonishing Chcapness OF his prices. The
street cars pass the door every seven minutes.
Great bargains In stock for the holiday trade.
.H TTtt6g
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amen1oRRooD aEWs.
RElLAIaE.


An additional number Of glass-tront boxes
have been added to those in the postotice'
One firm here wants from ten TO twenty
more tinners, This indicates something OF
boom,
The Methodist churches Of the Fourth and
First wards will have services during this
week.
There were services in all the churches on
Sunday, something which has not occurred
here for some time.
Noble street. below ThIFty-seventh, Is being
flled up with gravel, and some OF the cross
lngs are being raised
There will be mite society at the home of
VIM, Sharp, Belmont street, Tuesday evening,
to which all are invited.
The Christmas services ut the Methodist
church will be under the auspices Of the
Chautauqua Literary Society.
The Eldorado Circle OF Druids will have an
entertainment the Friday evening before
Christmas. Several CONTESTS are being worked
up for the occasion,
The street car company some time ago
made an assessment OF - per cent on Its
stock, but afterward repaid % per cent Of
that and now II per cent more Is being re-
paid.
The route OF the proposed Ohio Valley Rail-
road, as surveyed, Is reported to cross the
Bellaire 4 Southwestern track four or five
times between here and Wegee, Unless the
B, rs. W. agrees to that, It will hardly be
permitted by the courts,
A son Of Isaac Nelson's, aged 10 years, died
Saturday afternoon very suddenly Of diph-
iberia, at his home on the hills up Indian
Run, He had been at Rock Hill school till
Wednesday evening. This is the first case Of
diphtheria in that nelghborhood,
The fence around the Square will have a
middle Of the Belmont street side, Just north
OF the soldiers monument, The little hill.
ocks over the square are now being graded
off and the dirt used to I'll up the low places,
The fence will be done by Tuesday evening,
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Judge Mathew P. Deadly, who, thirty.two
years ago, was lawyer Of this Bar, and who
Is now District Judge for the State Of Oregon,
has been spending few days here, accom-.
panied by his wife, On Friday evening they
held reception ut the National Hotel. The
spacious parlors were filled by our best peO-
pie Judge Chambers, In an address, ex.
pressed the pleasure Of our citizens In once
more greeting one who was once one OF them.
Judge Deadly responded very happily. Our
cornet band dispensed sweet music during
the evening.
The friends of Prof. Hitchcock were enter
tanned at his residence OIL Friday evening,
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Ghe Gatellige1eer


Spare Ribs To.Day-D. G. List, Jr
, Cheap Dress GOods-1. Blum & Bro-IEead
OF local.
Carpenter and Bulldcr-stephon McCol.
Tough.
Holiday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Daven.
port
Observation-Disclosures Meeting.
Wanted-Sltuation.
Wantcd-SalesmAn.
For Ient-store and Dwelling.
For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Schulz.
Local Union No. 0, A. +. @. W. U.
Brues 4 ColIer-HOllday Goods.
Steamer Andes
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COMPLETE lines Of Mems and Boys
Reversible UlStcrettCS. SpeCialtieS in
Fancy Underwear, NeCkwear and Black
Hosiery. Elegant silk Umbrellas, with
Amber and Ivory handles, Novelties In
silk Suspsndcrs and lIandkerChieis, put
UP elegantly for Christmas presents. 100
pairs Cily.made Over Galters.
d. GuNDLING & co.
Star ClOthlCrs, 80 Twelfth Street.
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SILKS, sATINs
Satin de Lyon.

81 Is for 2i.lnch wide COlorcd Satin de
Lyon.
o5 cents for MORE Antique Satin in all
colors
% cents for surah Satin that others retail
atsl2S.
10 cents for Satin Broideric, cost to i'm.
port 81 %,
ASSOC, 81 96 $3.50, SIX and 50 90 the
Cashmere Alexandria Black Silks which
never break and only for sale by US in the
state, the best silks brought to this cauntry.
Full lines OF colored eros Grain Silks.
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CLOAK ROOM
AND ssANNEX.'9

As usual ut this season We mark down a
great many Cloaks odd garments for instance
are reduced styles TINT do not sell as fast as
We think they shouldnrc reduced, oftentimcs
so low that what we ask Is only about the
price OF material. by this plan, and daily
adding fresh garments, our Cloak stock re.
talns lis freshness to the end. The early part
OF the day is the best to see OH account OF
the crowd after about eleven o'clock
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tTHERE's no mistake that IL Is q grand
remedy for rheumatism" said Mr.. Macken.
gle Davis, Of 1908 Brandywihe street, phila.
delphia, "a. ~ suffered terribly for three
years With lnllammatofy rheumatism, and
St Jacobs OIL alone cured me, after every.
thing else had utterly failed" It's the way
nf tina oil
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Personal Mention.

". n. Tunstnll is at the New Mcclure.
VIM. ], Matthews, Of Allegheny City, was
In the city yesterday, the guest OF Mr.. Ed.
Rodgers.
Nj Wallace Muldrew, a popular young
gentleman Of this city, who has been visiting
ifiendsin Pittsburgh has returned.
ban. w. Burrows former Wheeling boy
and Tie posscssor Of host Of friends, ar.
lived In tho city yesterday from Chicago.
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ClIEAP HOMES.

FOR RENT-OnC large store room on Main init
one large building on Water street; ONT stOiv f@a
OH Market street, from April lst
FOR SALE = Flint class Drug Store fnItlm
eight acres. more or less and building on H. III
Grove; one GGRCre farm, Elm Grove, very deints
% acre farm, near TrlRdelphla, n good bomattA
$500 and 81 900 on good real estate security
.WANTEll-1,OOO acfCg Of good timber land ID.
West Virginia,
Steamship tickets S3J to Wheeling.
q. A. sCllAkFRR 4 CO.,
lGS OppTA llOnlp COnt
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WAsntSdroS, D. O., December i2.-iA.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
and cloudy weather, light rain, southetly
winds, lower barometer
For the Lake regions, cloudy weatherwith
rain or snow, WARMER southerly winds, fall
Inc barometer followed In Upper Lake re.
dion by rising barometer and colder north.
west Winds
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Being noted for our styles, we, OF course,
have host OF imitators. The same may be
said OF our various novelties OF advertising.
In fact II Is our desire to constantly present
something new, and while we do SO at con.
siderable expense, yet all are free to benefit
by our enterprise, because by so doing they
pay compliment to our judgment and
acknowledge 10 The Leader and themselves as
Dragging imitators. One thing alone, they
have not the power to initiate and that Is
our exceedingly low prices. Pay us visit
OF inspection and then decide upon actual
Merits. Determined to please, we wish II
distinctly understood that when we advertise
a price We charge no more, and that when
we claim to have the largest stock OF Cloaks,
Dolmans Walking Jackets, Circulars, listers,
Silks, Satin dc Lyon, surah satins, Satin
Molre, CaShmeres, etc, we mean II. A visit
Of inspection will cost nothing and prove
what we claim and save you many dollar
during the holiday season.
I. BLVM & BRo.,
1i0i and 11OO Main street.
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NOtes
Blums' advertisement at head Of local.

lfASpsoME plaid and striped Dress Goods at
reduced prices. ENsnEtMER,
Eleventh street, between Main and Market.
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usE Morning Glory Baking Powder. 1t
cannot be excelled. @. s. Feeny, No, t4lO
Main street, proprietor.
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NEW GOODSi NEW COOLEST at MIL.
IER & FRANzlIEINl'S, tho Jewellers,
1900 Market Street.
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FtvG nUNDRED boxes Of Fine Crackers lust
received and for sale by George 8. Feeny,
No. 1910 Main street,
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LADIES, cloaks, dolmans, ETC., a large as.
Ortment at GEo. @. RorIt's
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ST. JAMES HOTEL

|. q. Bell, H. g. ORR. J. MCCilare, N. Martlnsy'l
Sam Cree, Stark county, John Simpson Cincinnati
Capt Freeman, Columbus A. sheatteky Warrington
John Gordon, Dallas J. StUrmsfOrl, n. Mar'Y'l
Geo, Spade, Columbus larry Thoburn, Newport,
J, II. Hayum, n. MAt'V'. 7. s. Kpan, COlumbus
y. W. Evans, Bellalrc. II. i, Miller, Pittsburgh.
W. s. Mitchell Cincinnati q, II, shlnn, FAirmOnt,
r. A. Talbot, MRttamOrls A. Wltleburn, Cincinnati,
Q. Graves Philadelphia. q. Q. NOyse, indianapolis.
7. Allen, Baltimore. H. 9, Pope, MattAnOras,
q. COZld, CITY. Ira Graham, Mlddlepot.
Joseph Levy New York WIN. Gray, city.
q. N. Graves, city. Frank Deenies, Dellaire.
John Carlln lIellAlfe. VIM. MCElr0y, Bellalre,
Elmer Walling, Hellairc. VIM MAron lIella!re.
J. N. Evans BellAiEe, i, W.. Shamcrots, city,
ChaA Lurghut New York u. X, Dye, Washington.
4. Stephens, Washington J. Reed Pittsburgh.
NJ lheneman, Steub'vl. y. \. Hayden, BellaIFe.
VIII Weeks, Baltimore. W. Woodruff Marietta.
W. H. He'll, W. Alexander Geo. Burton, Bellaire.
Burke, NewJeney. Frank Fisher bridgeport.
]. Adapting, bridgeport G. r. Tracy, city.
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Comparison

Is the best, II not the only measure OF value,
and those who Use II seldom pay more for an
article than they should, while those who do
not, have often to pay dearly for their care
lessness. After careful comparison you
will be satisfied that our prices are lower,
styles arc better, assortment more complete
and the best place to buy, US everything Is
sold for what II really Is and for the least
money that such an article can DO had for,
trIIh a nIinrn IN Of nIlnlnnllnn
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4ACE SPREADS, lace shams, lace Tides, In
endless variety ana cheap q ero. d, eO.n,,.
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Cashmeres (! CaShmeres
Unbrokon Collection Of
COLORED ALL.WOOL CASHAERES,

TIRsT-At 32y4 cents we hayea full Ossort.
ment of Cashmeres in all shades, strictly
pure wool.
sECoND-Tho CashmOrcs at 40 cents are Lu'
pins, and are splendid value Of the prices
TuIRD-For G2}i cents we have Cashmere in
IN extra quality and forty inches wide
Full Hne Of shades,
FoURTH-A few Of those French Robes, one
part plain the other novelty for combina'
ton, ut 50 90 the entire pattern.
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snAwLa, skirts, &C., at almost any price, Ia
10 be had at GEO @. RorHs.
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JOSEPH HARRIS NURSERIES,
Il MOUNDSyILLE

1000 Apple Trees. two three, four and hVsyan
6,Ol0 Peach, one IRON bud year
5000 pluns, one and two years.
5000 Quinces, two and three yeaH.
5000 Cherries, one and two ytan
$1,000 EverRrGVls, mostly Juniper from one h an,
feet. The above arc thrifty and IN good Condition
for tranSplRnting, VIII sell rs low ~ ihe cWci
Correspondence solicited. Address, sANljEi. Nil
LER, MOundsville. Nursery Is one mile Nh Il
MOundsvillo depot, deiniV,
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CALL In the forenoon and avoid the after.
noon rush and look at our special offerings in
Parsons & Gninets Black Silks at 81 90, 81 %,
II 80 and % 90. JonN ENsliEiMER,
Eleventh street, between Main and Market.
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Our dollar, unlaundsiod shirts, IRE the best
n the city, without exception,
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Forty years. trial lis proved a BLACK.
DRAllGHTn the best liver medIcIne I'M
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1000 HemstitChed Linen Cambria Hand.
i2h, 10 and 20 cents, worth great
deal more. They are slightly soiled, at
Ensheimefs, Eleventh street, between Main
and Market,
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Evrny4mSo ready for the Holidays at The
bazaar,
hoo Main street
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1874 all wool Bradley Blankets a X, re.
tluced from % so, At Efnsheimef's,
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ASK for Silver lake Flour, OS II IL lhs
cheapest for family use,
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!. BLUM Il BRO.,
1i0i and 1i0O Main street.

WE are now In ship shape for the holidays
silk, linen, lace and cotton handkerchief,
in endless variety and cheap.
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snx handkerchief iOt zoe, 2Sc, soc, zoe,
q aud 81 q, as sVEo' o. K0Tn@
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The WOfldl
For sale by Logan & Co.
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TAE usual merchants lunch at The New
MCLure itOnse Sample Rooms daily.
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nor SALE OR RENT

L'Vh pA4AII Oh hENl IL
~ FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY,
offer for sale the fine thrCC.EOry bHCk 6nIjIlbi
situate on the West ddeOi MRrkGtilN a ICW AR
below Second Ward Market House formerly octl.
pied by llChmAn Il DuMt, M wholesale INdln
store. Tho building Is finished above he 6r tOo,
with eleven rooms and IL occupied N a loAnItI
house. and the first floor Is large AMI ClrglhIIois
room with cellar, and the room, both lOF clSdiy
and location Is the best for the prOduCC buIiCaia
the city, Also for rent from LIT VI April nett L,
2, EHkIYER, 1911 Main street in
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WANTED, every person that has never tried
The Acme Baking Powder to do 30 al once.
II makes the llghteSt cakes, biscuits, etc. For
sale by all grOcefs.
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FOR RENT.

Coon ROOMS TO LET-WEII, PSS
NJ ElsHEp, with or without boa,1 ~ W.
ssA ha Cor Main and Twentieth stSSts PiS'tsi
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BLAoK.DRAUoHrD mukes cbills

Note.
BlumS advertisement at head OF local.
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13lums advertisement at head OF local.
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The following shows the range Of the thet.
mometer, rs observedat sChnepfs drug store,
Opera House corner.
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Holiday Goods
In endless varieties at BLUHs BAzAAa.
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and fever impossible.
For sale by Logan & Co.
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EoR sALE-I WILL OFFER r0V
II sale forty town lots In IVES, BrIdrer,, tSA
on SATURDAY, THE l7TlI OF DECElSsIR V Iss
at 10 O'clock A., n. said lots viii be NH a. w
terms 70 purchasers, via: Onrlhlid c.,h iSb!0nI
one'thlrd In one year, aud ouelhim In iva WY WY
the purchaser, giving approved security iOr dtE1a
payments, This property Is very dr,inIIs WI
affords u good opportunity ilr ptboS, n. , ny
building lots to acquire valuable h6mr,l,sd, '"'H
de9 JOSEPH MCC0NNAUGHy
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The difference in ratio Is caused by the fact
hat discrimination Is made In the tax on
males and females.
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Note.
Blums advertisement at head Of local.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-12

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