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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-12
Ole GntelIigeuGtr,
rnrrIING. N. VA AUGUST Y, 1855,
nnnr. Sol "rIll the nlII,n


Ths Board OF County Commissioners
mint this year an alleged "Flnanc's!
Statement Of Ohio County for the Fiscal
Year ending May 81, 1885," This state
nent riyes the asseIs, the liabilities and
then a tabular statement prefRced with
thess words;
Dining tbe tiscaI year beginning June J,
1SS5 and ending Msy3l, lS@i, the several
menbeIs u the hoard OF Commissioners
If Ohio county gs uVeTEeers OF the poor,
is,ued tlttrs on the contingent poor Iuhu
for IoctIls, a., as n!lows'
Bslow this statement, which occupies
iust sixteen lines, the following exp'ana'
ton is given;
The foregoing reports were mfda ,I out v IN II,
detail but uIdrIe0 Dy tue boaru 10 De C mtr'
deused for publication 10 above Ut ~
o,jOjnSIs being on flo in the Office, can De
Seen Nud examined by any one dcslroNs
OF SO doing.
Now. rot even member OF the Board
NJ Commissioners can maintain with q
straight face that this publication fulflls
the requirements OF law. Section 20 OF
Chapter 80 OF the Code, as amended in
1851 and by Chapter III OF the Acts oil
1882 ia as follows:
The County Court Of every county,
within four weeks after the iiTs' sess'on
held afier the beginning, Of each hscaI
wear, shall cause TO be published in once
more newspapers for Que week, II any, be
pubiished therein, or II none be published
therein. or II no such paper will publish
ihe aalne for the price liked by Law. there
for, tho same shall be posted at each place
Of voting in the county, an account 81 Me
rrceiD,s and expenditures Of Tie county during
he nreriouS fscui year by separate ItsmS, ar
Td1tged under dsithd hC1dJ, and q SPECIFIC
abatement Of the ds Uts u the county, show
inv the purpose for which each debt was
contracted, tho TINS when it became due,
and no h what timo the Interest thereon
has been paid.
Anybody who will examine the briet
apology for statement which appeared
in yesterdays papera will see that it does
not fulfill the requirements Of the law ina
single respect. 1t in no manner Tesem'
bles the statement required by law. The
motives which induced the Board toignorO
the positive provision Of the law do not sp-
pear. lit was economy, this is certain
ly conspicuous example Of penny wise
and pound foolish"
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BIsEAKFAsT BUDGET.
Shaving In China Is quarter Of a cent,

Shaving in China is quarter OF cent,
not bay rum.
Georgia Is now the only State which
holds its election in October.
Jupiter and Uranus will be in coniuuc.
ton about noon, August ~.
Cornell will add q law school to iIs other
departments in tho fall OF 'S7.
New York market men call It as dull a
summer as any In forty yeatS.
Thomas Moonlight Is the Democratic
candidate for Governor In Kansas.
Philadelphia Is successfully trying cleo.
triCity in the running Of street cars.
A Philadelphia gentleman owns watch
that strikes the minutes, II desired.
a lady in New Castle, Ind, died Of
cholera morhus in twenty minutes illness.
A unique umbrella device deserves to
be adopted. 1t is patent window, to be
placed in the cloth so that the traveller
can see ahead and avoid disastrous COLI.
sions.
EleCtro.plattng with silver upon wood Is
now successfully performed, tho process
being adapted to handles Of all kinds, in
GLIDING umbrellas, canes, carving knives,
etc.
Mrs. Mary 0'Brien, who was adjudged
insane in Chicago lately, Is now believed
to be heiress to a fortune OF s., 100000, left
her by her uncle, John Dalton, In Austria
liza.
An advertisement reads: 'twanted, a
young man to be partly out OF doors and
partly behind the counter" and the
Cleveland LEADER asks, "What will be the
result when the door slams?"
"Henry, the Russian" an eccentric
character, who never disclosed his real
name, or any thing Of his history, during
tho thirty.tour years he was an Inmate Of
the Atlantic county IN. J.) Alpshouse,
died few days ago in that institution.
A Rapid City (Dak.) tobacConist i'm.
ported a wooden Indian cigar sign from
the East, and since he placed 1t upon the
street Rapid City has been deserted by
the genuine red mean, who has taken OF.
Tense at his prototype being displayed Rs
sign for pale face cigars.
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(InIy Politics,

Commissioner Squire, Of New York,
who sold himself to the devil in tho per-
sons OF Flynn aud ex.Commissioner
Thompson, tells pitlful story OF the way
in which Thompson treated him. Know.
ing tina. he had Squire at disadvantage,
Thompson began to work with the Mayor
to get Squire out and himself back In the
Office Of Commissioner Of Public Works,
where he had before found tho pickings
good. Squire demonstrated with Thomp.
gou, pointing out the perady of the lat
tsr's behavior. Squire says that Thomp-
sou responded, "oh, vol, it's only poll
tics alter ALL" 10 which the poet Com.
missioner replied in the language Of the
uapoetic, "Politics be d-dW
Thompson belonged to that numerous
clas Of men who hold that everything is
fair in love, war and politics. Thompson
regarded politics as a game to be played
with loaded dice, with q cold deck up the
sleeve, with any and all other devices
known to desperate gamblers. He had
no conception OF the honor that Is sup.
posed to exist among political thieves. He
proceeded on the theory that the sharpeSt
man deserved the spoil, and he was not
to DO bound by any compact or by the
fraternal obligation Of common crime.
For his own purposes he had helped to
put Squire in office; for his own purposes
poses he determined to help to get him
out, notwithstanding Squire had kept bis
part Of the contract. Little wonder that
aman in the habit Of using such language
should have exclaimed In diBgust, "Poll.
tics DO d-dl"
Mr.. Squire Is not the frat man who has
seen the hollowneSs Of the thing. lie Is
not tho fret rascal in politics who has
been overreaChed by q shrewder rascal.
Their names are legion who have gone
into politics with the highest purposes and
best motives and found 1t struggle in
which the broadcast intelligence and the
noblest devotion to the public welfare
were unable 10 cope with the men who
knew how 10 turn q screw In the machine.
Politics as trade 10 the last thing for a
man Of conference.-the Is almost certain
to DO numbered among the countless
bankrupts In ventures OF that sort.
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mr.. Cln,elln1 NIonn. Ilu.Ine...

Mr. Cleveland Is "legging II" for a sec.
ond term. OF this there can be no doubt.
As q matter Of practical politics he knows
that the frat requisite is to have his own
State well In hand, and there Bits Cover.
nor Hill OF Albany pulling the wires for
himself with an expert skill.
Magone, the newly appointed Collector
Of the Port Of New York, was selected to
spike some Of Hills guns and generally TO
help along Mi. Cleyelands second term
campaign. Magons comes from the in.
terror and 10 thought 10 have peculiar d..
ness for iiuo work. Hsdden had been q
failure as a "buslnesS man" in the Custom
House. lie brought no strength to the
Administration, and something better was
looked Tor. The President thinks he has
found II,
This appointment Is only part Of the
plan to rig tho State Of New York for a
second torn. The departments are being
packed with Nav Workers aH fast a. pos.
Slbls, and at home very few offensive par.
sans have beOn left In office. II 10 loo
soon 10 Say what is going 10 happen, but
Mr.. Cleveland intends 10 10 the choice Of
Ills party II lie can control the choice.
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NUGGETS.


OIL II makes tho bachelors heart 10 beat
With twenty-five horse power,
When no aces the mRldens, 80 t4lr aud sweet
In their muslin dresses, 30 white aud neat,
skurrylpg along through the village ttreet
In RSuddel thunder shower,
The girl who never screams when she
sees q snake isn't safe girl 10 marry.
With her calm, cool, collected, uuexcIts-
bic disposition she would hit where she
aimed with the rolling pin every time,
One OF the most humilisting expert
enCes in a mans life is to sit In Q dentlsL's
chair and have him bore up six or eight
inches into the head without uotCeablyin-
teriering with the brain, which was sup
posed to oil the upper story.
1t Ia said that the inmates Of the Sol
diers' Home at Dayton, Ohio, consume
sixty barrels Of beer every day. The at
tending surgeon says that since the intro
due.ion OF bser drinking three weeks ago
tho number on his sick list has fallen from
800 q week to fifty,
The man who advertised; "Wanted-A
smart boy to wrap up fab about 10 years
old. Address" etc., etc, found good
deal OF fault the next day with this adj
vertisement; "For sale-A fine coach
dog by a gentleman about to start for Eu'
rope with q spotted tall
When "Plonesrs' Day" July cath, wa
celebrated in Salt Lake City last weeh
there was a Chlldren'a service In the Tab
ernaCle at which over 5000 youngsteTI
were present. The number OF lOnd papa
present did not exceed 800. Here, max
lng some slight addition for saints who
have jumped bail, Is a chance for tht
mathematician,
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used, averaging about three andone.iourth
pounds each, and Of cigars $500, 900, 900,
an increase Of l62, OOO,0O9 from last year,
or about filty.nine for every ilhabitant.
II, now, calculation Is made Of what
these large aggregates have cost the con-
aumers, supposlng them to have made
their purchases at retail, We may reach an
Approximate Imagination Of the tax which
our minor vices lay upon the collective
purse Of the average man, Taking the
lowest prices at 4 cents for cigar and 10
for Rill Of whisky, the total will be found
to amount to more than 81, 200, 900, 600
not go very much less than our national
debtor $50 each from all who live in our
prosperous land.
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nELIAp1Y REpupLIcAN.
Old Doddridgs Heard from-Ths Democrats
Not Happy

Old Doddridgs Heard from-Ths Democrats
Not Happy.
wEsT UNION, W, Va, August 10, 1885.
10 hid Editor Ofthf hteuigcaeer.
sIR;-NOt seeing anything Lom our
county in your paper, and all other coun-
ties being heard from we think 1t proper
that the public should know that Dodd-
ridge county is still in existence and will
be heard from in November with no un-
certain sound.
Circuit Court has been in session here
since July 10 until Friday last. There
was an unusually large attendance, and Of
course politics was the main topic discuss
ed, VINO is 10 be the Republican cRndi'
date for Congress is the all absorbing ques'
ton, but one thing Is certain; whoever
gets the nomination can look TO Doddridge
Tor grand majority.
There Is no scarcity oil candidates Tor
our local offices since We are suFely Re
publican. Our county will be solid for
Judge Maxwell for State Senator, and
irom what we can hear he will have no
opposition in convention. The ,Rspqo'
licaus here endorse the course taken ny
the Parkersburg conference and think 1t
acted wisely.
Our Democratic brethren are nothappy,
The Camden men are largely il tho ma
i1rity, though Wilson has 0 following,
moi however OF the bon tons OF his party,
but a few sore heads who thought when
Cleveland was elected they woul Id be
rulers, but who have failed to be heard
by this administration in anything they
have asked, no matter how smal !, and Of
course they curse with ClenChed teeth
when Camden's name ia mentioned.
Speaking oil the Circuit Court reminds
US that during the present term Judge
Staley disposed OF more business than has
ever been done in any one term for many
years. Old practitioners gay his decisions
we're the LATEST and best, taken as whole,
ever rendered In this county. Judge
Staley Ia very popular, and is growing ~
favor daily with our Republicans, and will
certainly receive considerable support
from them should he be candidate Tor re-
election to his present position.
Both Senatorial Conventions meet in
our town next month. We understand
], V, Blair will DO before the Democratic
Convention for nomination.
You may hear from us again. II.
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STATE FAIR.
Low Rates via B. 8 0. Railroad.

The 37th Annual Ohio State Ealr will DO held on
the New Grounds, nj Columbus, 0 on August 80th
and 8lst, aud September LIST, I'd and I'D, 1850.
The New Grounds have been Handsomely fitted
up, aud are acknowledged 10 BE- the finest IN ar.
rRngGnent Of any In the county.
Everything New
New Grounds, New buildings, New Grand Stand,
New Track. -
Premiums, SIS 900 90.
Races Every Day.
On the above dyltcy the Il. & o. r. II. Company
viii sell round tip tickets to Columbus, at one faie
for the round trip,
For Tho acc lmnodation OF the people number
OF special trainS will DO run.
For time Of special and regular trains, SEQ small
bills or call upon or address tho Agents of the d.
& .. RRllfOAd. auD
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WHY MIR, TILpEN NEVER MARRIED
Engaged to Beautiful Girl who Lost IIeI
HnnSnu

Engaged to u Beautiful Girl who Lost Her
Reason.
Exchange
People have often wondered that man
Of Mr.. Tilden's vast wealth, domestic
tastes and political prominence re.
manned bachelor all his life. Rumor
has 1t that during his college days at the
New York University he met and loved
the daughter Of the leading Democratic
Statesman Of that time. She was beauti.
full girl, charming alike In the grace OF her
person and intellectually. Her beauty
aud wit attracted many snitors, but Mr..
Tilden's culture and rare qualities oil mind
Captiyated her. He was u brilliant con.
yersationaist and had lofty aspirations,
and the evidences OF bis ability to achieve
prominence we're 80 marked that tho
beautiful girl pledged her heart and for.
tunes to his keeping. They were en-.
gagged to DO married in the spring Of 1917,
the year alter Mr.. Tilden had become q
member Of the State Legislature. She
accompanied her father to Washington,
where he went 10 spend the winter oil
that year in looking after government
matters in which he was interested.
While there she was q great iav0rite In
eoClety and entered heartily into all lis
pleasures. In the month Of March che
was stricken with brain fever, which left
her hopeless imbsCile.
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but ordered by lie board 10 be condemned for pub.
licallOn rs above. The originals being on ille In
this Office, cail b. seen and examined by any one
DESTROYS Of so doing. Respectfully.
aull DAw ROBERT d. WOODS, Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RRTvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
"A TRAlNS-0n and after may 30, lSS6-RxPLk.
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. eDaily. tsunday
excepted. monday excepted. Wheeling time:
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TUE3DAY, sEPTEMDER I, lsSs,

commencing at 10 o'clock A. w., the following de,
IctIb0 property. that Is 10 say; All that VGrt Of
lois numbered nine and ten Ia Uhap.ine and EOlT,
addition 10 the lily OF Wheeling, bounded and
more particularly DESERT cd as follows lCgnlluE
Of q point and ut the Centre 81 the brick division
wnIl On The no Iherly side Of twenty .ihlrd street
and SeYeuly.One III feet eAstwaTdly from the \,
corner OF Va or aud Twenty.iliTd streets; IhCnCS
nOTIhwardly and pRial el with said Mater street
l22 feet TO the BOulheTly Blde OF ten foot aleyWay
md With the said side Of the said RlltvNGy cast
wardIy sixteen and eght.twellthS (lG S+l2) let 10
the Townsend line, and with his llne SOuthwAdly
and parallel with Water street Sevgnly,twO aud
nin6iWelithS IA gI2J feet; thence ca,tNarIly aud
parallel with TWenty.thlTdAlrCtkix u iO.t; IhCnCa
southwa'dly aud parallel with Water street IOrly.
niue and thIGe.twtlithS 20 Sl2l feet 10 the north
eFly line Of TWentY.thiIdS rect aud with The same
WestWLrdly twenty-five ana tighttwGl tbs q! Sl!)
feet 10 tho beginning 1Ogelhlr with all the ap
puFlelances un o the said land beOuglng or in
auV wise RppertSlntUB,
TRRMs or SALk-One'lhlrd Of tho purchase
MONEY or so much more us the purchaser may
elect 10 pay, ORSh In hand on the day q sale, aud
the TCsldue thereof In two equal lnstalnent,, p,y
able In one and two years respectively from Tie
day Of sale, tho purcha or 70 give his nOtS bearing
interest from the day OF lC, Interest payab SENT
annually, with good personal security for the dc.
fVrrcd payments and the legal title 10 be retained
'''' George II. Il. GILOHRIsT, Trustee.
O, lIHRYEY, AuCtiOneGr. nu9
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The cold snap al the seaside kept
women In bed who have only thin dresses
with them,
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s2li,792 Is
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s2ll7O2 Is

During the flFCal year beginning Juno !, 1885, and
Guiding Nay 81, 1885, the several members oil the
Board Of C0mmls, lonVis Of Ohio county, as Over.
Seors Of tho Poor issued orders on tho contingent
poor fluid for groceries, &C., as follows:
Washington district, groceries, &c""...".sl $50 Is
C0Rl ,',,..',.... "....."",'""'...'".". 81 70
ten burlals)
Madison dist lot, groceries, IIc.,"...,-.. 7S7 %
iFlity.threC loads Of coal)
Clay district, groceries, Gc... :. ...,.,. $40 90
ITO loads Of coal aud twelve burials)
Union district, groceries, coal, &c.""...." 1876 %
Centre district, groceries, coal, Go,.... $50 10
Webster district groceries, coal &c,."".. 2,872 o.
Richie district groceries, coal, &C,.... ..", 2SS IS
land four burialsO
Liberty district groceries, &c...."........ 453 30
RichlRnd district groceries, &c............ 81 70
Triadelphia district, groceries, &c.....,." 30 90
lone burial aud two loads Of COal.)
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Womsn's greatest glory is her hair, and
she should be very economical Of it when
she Ia CnoklnP.
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", J, W. IUWWENI ITlApe
W. H. MALLER, AuGli0neer. ly.0

INK q 81 Il y . 6hIE UF UENIRE
i. WHEELlNG PROPERTY.
BY virtue Of q Deed Of Tru't made by Austin
Maiey and Julia A. ARlCy, his wife, 10 me i,
ttuItee, bearing dA.e on the lilh day Of May, 4. D.
1885, aud recorded 10 lhe office Of the CLERK Of the
d. Cd IL 1Iust Book No. ~, page lO6, will I'll at
pu bile RuCtiol at the front 0OOroi the curt HOUSE
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, on
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SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1856

commencing at 10 O'Clock 4, NJ, the following
property, that Is 10 say; he lease dated February
l. 1885, Tor term OF ten years on all that parcel II
ground situated at the corner north OF tlh street
beginning ut The point Of lnlericp,iOn Of sad
streets; thence uorlh on the west line Of Main
street sixIy.iOur feet; thence west parallel with
Fifth street Que, hundred and twelve feet; thence
street 10 the line Of Filth ltTret slXy,iuur erl;
thence east on Fifth street 10 the beginning 10,
gether with the building erected on said lasCl
GROUND with Rll imprOvemens, fixtures, EkAIes,
furniture and all property Of whatever de CTipti0R
cOnIalned In said building, known Us the SOEI6
End kink.
Terms Of sR!e-Cash, -......
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BY virtue Of Deed Of Trust made by the Wheel,
Ing Boiler Rink Association, corporation under
the laws Of the State OF West Virginia, 10 mo u
Trustee dated April 20, 1855, recorded IN tho ONCe
OF the IleEk Of the County Court Of Ohio County,
est virginia III Deed OF Trust Book No q, ii
pRgG l, will sell ut the front door Of the Court
House Cf said county on
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Es,sstee Sales,
TRUsTEE's SALE,

BY virtue Of q deed Of trust to me, made y,
HelIy !. schrader and Augusta schFlder, hlSNlS
dRtd The 18th day Of Juns, A. D. So, and Of IeCoFj
In the Cletk's otiiCe Of the County Court Of O6S
county, Wtlt Virginia, III Deed Of Trust B0oE M
u, page 81, viii Offer for sale on ~"
SATURDAY, JULY 81, A. D. lss6,
commencing At 10 O'Clock A, ~, at the front doc,
Of the Court House Of Ohio CCuhty, the tolo,SlH,
described prof. eTLy, that Ia to says Part oil Lot num-
lerCd fourteen ~ IN Division &c, as deSgeStrd
on the map Oi the hub.1iyiSon pt the JmCpS
Caldwell Cktate aud additions Their from 10 tRs
city OF Wheeling, In the county VI Ohio In tbs
state Of West Virginia, beginning at point IN
the LOuth line Of said lot numbered iourietn lIN
one hundred and twenty (l1U) feet from Inc SOuth!
west corner Of said lot Numbered fourteen lV,
thence east with said south line Of aid ot ElTiv
60l feet; thence moth and para lei with the wet
line OF lAid lot one hnndted 400 feet; thence
west and parallel wi h the south Inns ni Iald lOt
SlIty co. Ell thence tOuih and palailfl with ne
west line Of said lO' one hui died lCO feet TO he
place Of beginning together with the bullhIlRs
and Improvements thereon Eui ApEuFlenAt Cts
theFeunto belonging, suli pat OF lot numheTtd
fourteen ~ being sixty (6 feet iTO7tRud running
back OF even width one hundred 400 feet and Z
Oh the southwest corner OF III. piece OF gIOnnd
heretofore conveyed by LnOliu9 Wilson 10 William
HchoCkey by deed dated December %, lSsl, aud Of
record In the Olilce Of the Clerk Of the County
Court oil Ohio county, lu pIol lOOS No 70 folio o.
Terms OF SALE-CR1h In hand on day Of sale,
Is DUNESER, Trustee,
", II, HALLER, AucdoneeE !eSOs
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Ohio County for the Fiscal Year
Ending May 81, 1856.
ASSETS.

AWETB,
bonds Of p, W, & X. r. R., par valuc..s 1900 On
stock OF T., w. \ X. \. R., par valus,,. lOi,93S co
Stock Of Ohio River Il, H., par value...... 1900 %
Taxes not 1913 II
Public Buildlng". ..,........,....,".","" 6,Og %
Appropriations Yerpad,,.......,.... 64l5 IS
Local road taxes 1854 o.
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TRUsTEE's SALE or NORTn END

The above sale Is adjourned until Saturday,
alO u. Il. DOYENER, Trustee.
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The coming campaign in this State will be the most
interesting and important in the history of the two
parties The Legislature to be chosen will elect a
United States Senator and the elements that will enter
into the contest promise to make the campaign very
heated one.
THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS will be
no less interesting and certainly no less important.
This campaign is to be pushed with more than usual
vgor on both sides and the INTELL1GENcER so equip
ped with correspondents as to be able to place all in
formation concerning the campaign in prompt manner
and attractive style before its readers.
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H., Y. h o. Rhiiroad.
Leave DollAire at 800 a. m. for woodshOld and
ZaneAYllle.
Leave BellAito at 1850 p. m. ior wOOdAaSld aud
Symmetrical.
Leave RCilGirc at 1885 .. m. for woodsnCd
800 D. M Tor Zaursyiic, S.SS a, IN, iSt W0odSISid
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Sew Advertisements.

VTTANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
bsv H Sa,,inE E.,,4A PBy /" the sHHsS;4sS