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The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

HOMES without tax and a graduated
tax on incomes and land held for spec
ulation will remedy many of the exist
ing evils, not all Of them, but enough
to make a bright spot in the lives Of
thousands, who now see little except
encouragement and despair.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
Publication Notice.


CTATE of Kansas, Sherman county. In the
~ district court for said county Otto Auer
plaintiff, VS. William H. Hess. defendant Said
defendant, William H. Hess, will take notice that
he has been sued in the above named court fol
upon judgment Tor sa243I in favor of this plain
tiff and against the Exchange bank, of GoodIand
Kansas, of which SAID William H. Hess is a
stakeholder and must answer the petition filed
therein by said plaintiff on or before the 25rd day
of February, A D. 1895, or said petition will be
taken as true and judgment for plaintiff in said
action, for S224.3I and costs Of said action and in
the attachment therein granted, will be rendered
accordingly E, S. KNIGHT,
Attest Attorney for PIaiutif
W. H. PRoCToR, Clerk of SAID Court
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
Publication Notice.
- nnblished -. b.

Tn the district court, within and for the county
4 of Sherman, In the state of Kansas. Arthur
2. Starr, plaintiff, VS.. Mary MOtsingcr, David
MOtsinger, Phoebe Barker, Thomas Barker, Viz
ginia Homer, Anna Ludlow and Thomas x. Lud-
low defendants. Mary MOtsiuger, DAVID Mot
singer Phoebe Barker, Thomas Barker, Virginia
Homer, Anna Ludlow and Thomas K. Ludlow,
you, and each Of you, viii take notice that the
said Arthur 2 Starr, plaintiff, did, on the uth
day Of February, 1895, file his petition IN said
district court within and for the county Of SheF-
man, in tie state of Kansas, against the said
defendants, and that the said Mary MOtslngeT,
David MOtsingef, Phoebe Barker, Thomas Bar
ker, Virginia Homer, Anna Ludlow and Thomas
r, Ludlow, and each OF you, must answer SAID
petition filed as aforesaid on or before the 18th
day OF March, 1885, or said petition will be taken
as true, and judgment rendered IN SAID action
against said defendants, Mary MOtsinger and
David MOtsingeF husband and wlte) Tor the
sum of one hundred fOrty-iiYe dollars with IN
teFest thereon at the rate OF III per cent per an
mum from the Z2nd day Of November, 1920, and
for the further sum of Sl.25, with interest there
ON at the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the
22nd day of May, 1884; and for the further sum
of Sl.25 with interest thereon at the rate OF 10
per cent per annum from the 22nd day of NOvem-
Der, 1884; and for the further sum of Sl.25 with
interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per
annUm from the 22nd day of May, 1855; and for
the further sum of S7.25 with interest thereon at
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum from the End
day of November, 1888 and for costs OF suit; and
a further Judgment against said defendants,
Mary Motsinger and David MOtsinger husband
and wife, for the foreclosure of a certain mort
gage upon the following described real estate to
wit: The northeast quarter (NE4t) OF section
four a. in township six (6) south, of range
thirty-nine $751; west of the Sixth principal
dan, lying and situated in the county of Sher-
man, in the state Of Kansas, and adjUdging that
the said plaintiff have the first lien said pre-
misses, to the amount for which judgment will
be taken as aforesaid and ordering said pre-
misses to be sold without appraisement, and the
proceeds applied to the payment of the amount
due plaintiff and costs of suit and forever barr
ing and foreclosing said defendants and each of
them, Of and from all right title estate interest,
property, and equity of redemption, in or to said
premises,Or any part thereof
Attest HOTT ANDREWS
L. H. HANEY, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Clerk of the District Court.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01

something Of nuisance, but it viii be
worth all it costs by demonstrating
that the much yaunted landslide
brought Us no nearer real reform than
We we're before. Ia time it viii be
learned that he makes but a poor bar
gain who swaps the devil for a witch,
and that a change of parties without a
change of policies is but barren waste
Of time entirely fruitless Of substantial
results.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
THE OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The downfall Of many a nation can
be traced to the many injustices of the
rich to the poor. In times of peace
they made of the common people
slaves. What wonder that in war they
proved to be the reverse Of heroes?
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1895-03-01
.Sherff.s Sale


fhN Fkelsih day 81 Fe5TgaEy, sSas, q 'clocs p.
~. 1l.. al Hfis :. FskeIs llafitineEi sore ~
she cis - Good and % sshszHian county s-ste 81
Kans4 slh seif.i tlbh5 sale ttss fC'iIsVsag
~ sos. Is f5ie. ijseIsfls 6rd@r. Tie proper
- LIS EI5Es e7rsse1 & aus LEoln
Wichita cen1y, kaBsts, Ter tax c 1904 "a -a-1f -
couaEy- frSasAf4r Of Ni-hrS county h<lSas.
Dat1d ian Is EcS SIsoN HslIf=cf r-.a.
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Entered at the POstofbce at Gcodland, Kan.
for transmission through the mails, as second
class mail matter Office on east side of BOuie-
yard, first door north of Ennis L Walkers
Implement store.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

~ was eonGued to my bed when began TO
use the medicine gradually began to improve,
aud have now used i've bottles aud am entirely
cured LIDO hard work every day, aud firmly
believe thatif I had not used Dr.. GreenoS Ner-
Vura should now have been In my grave. That
pu. me on my feet when all else failed. do
not now suffer any pGln aud enjoy good health
from the benefits derived from the use OF Dr..
GrsOues Nervura blood aud nerve remedy,
II have often recommended i,s use to other
suffering people. and send this letter for the
beneat OF Others"
It would appear that this letter plainly an
sWsred our opening question.
II doctors disagree about your case, II you have
tried physician after physician, aud are still not
cured, follow the example of Mrs LamsOn and
use DR., Greeues Nsrvura blood and uOrve rem
edy. Remember that 1t will help you even II ali
else has failed, even II through those repeated
failures to be cured. YOU arc discouraged and in
despair OF getting we'll Thl, grand remedy has
saved thousands Of persons worse OF than you
arc. aud twill make you well aud strong II you
will u,e it,
Il ISL purely vegetable and harmless, aud is the
discovery of nr. Greene. OF IS Yves, Fourteenth
street, Now York City, the most successful spO.
enlist In curing nervous and chronic diseases
The Doctor can be consulted In all cases free,
personnlly or by letter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
aREAKFAsr supagT.

A strange sight WAS seen in London
at the great ire IN tha grain warehouses
near Blackfriars bridge As the build
iags, which were on tho waters edge,
wers burning, black mass was aoen Ia
the river floating from the surrey TO tho
Midd!sssX side. II was composed oil
Thousands OF rats, cut oil from escape
on the land aide. About ten thousand
Of them succeeded in crossing the river,
but Wero then unable to get up the
smooth side OF the Thames ambank.
ment aud we're carried down stream and
drowned.
Many travellers have seen the crown
Of Queen Victoria in the tower. but 1t is
not generally known how it ia made up
aud how many jewels it contains. 1t is
said to be- the heaviest and most unGom.
Portable diadam OF all the crowned
heads in Europe. Altogether the crown
comprises QUO largo ruby, one large
sapphire, tWsnty-siX smaller sapphIres,
eleven emaralds, four rubiss, 1883 brill
liaDts, 1878 rose diamonds, four pend
ant.shaped pearls aud 273 smaller
pearls"
Protestant church bOlls rang out for
the frat time in Vienna a Sunday or
two ago, a sst OF bells having bsen pre-
sented to tho church which was built
few years Hnca, after lonG resistance
on the part OF the government.
In October occurs the 6Itieth anniver.
sary olthe first production OF Wagner's
"Tannhaeuasr" at Dresden, and in No
VEN Der that Of Wal!ace'S mariana" At
Drury Laus,
A Japanese war song was recently
sent to 10 Monde Modernd from Toxic,
thu tune Of which turns out to be
Tramp. Tramp, Tramp, the Boys Are
Marching"
Telephones ara to be admitted into
Italian nunneriss by recent decision
OF the congregation OF bishops, but
strict censorship will DO exercised over
the wires.
Berlin's oldest inhabitant is shoe.
maker named Prenzel, who is now l0l.
Till four years ago he worked at his
trade. He smokes and drinks coffee.
Sir William Harcourt has taken to
driving mules; he rides through the
Nav forest in phaetou drawn by a
pair that has been presented to him.
A very young Pole, NJ. stanislas Mel.
ker, OF Warsaw, won the $1,000 Rubin.
stein prize for tho best piauoforts con-
cartn Mt HaFlin this voaF
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Eeaehed CIImax.

The farcical quarantine imposed by
tho Martins Ferry authorities against
Wheeling reached its climax yesterday,
when one OF Whoeling's most respected
citizens aud business men was locked
up for an hour and three-quarters like
4 common criminal, uudor circum-
stances that called for better and more
courteous treatment
Mr.. H. G. Meyers visit to our sister
city was not to violate the quarantine
laws, but, on the contrary, for the very
purpose OF arranging for prevention
OF their violation by his employees who
drive his delivery wagons. His OK.
PLANTATION was ignored, however, by the
officer who arrested him, and behind
the bars no had to go, though he asked
the privilege Of being detained in the
mayors office until that official could
DO sent for. What adds humor to the
situation ia that Mr.. Meyer, having
given bond for his appearance at court
and been released, must now got a per-
init from the Martins Ferry authorities
before he can 20 over to appear at his
own trial.
The INrELLtGEScER does not believe
that tho citizens Of Martins Ferry
endorse the treatment of Mr.. Meyer,
who was in their midst on laudNble
mission. AZ a rule they have too much
sense to endorse such conduct, and We
believe they arc beginning to 500 tho
absurdity OF the whole quarantine pro-
cooding, aud will demand at least its
modification.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
sEYEN pNATHs RESULT
From Fire OH shIPbOard-A Brave
StswardosE Sacrifices Her Life.

From Fire on shiPbOard-A Brave
stswRrdosE Sacrifices Her Life.
LONDON, Sept 1G.-Fire broke out on
board the steamer Iona, from Edin-
burgh to London, to-day. The flames
spread with so much rapidity that be-
lore aid reached the vessel six Of the
passengers and the ateWardeSs Of the
Iona were burned to death. The Are
was put out after four hours struggle.
The fire broke out when the Iona was
of Clacson, in the fore part Of the yes
sci. The passengers we're aroused and
it was thought that all had escaped from
the burning ship. While the crow were
busy fighting the flames soldiers on
board assisted in lowering the boats
and in supplying passengers with life
belts. There was no wind and the sea
was perfectly smooth. There was, how
ever, so much excitement and confusion
among the passengers that the captain
was unable to restore order. Suddenly
it was discovered that some women and
children were missing. The stewardsIs
re-entered the burning cabin, 1t Is pre-
Rumed, to try to rescue those who were
missing, and she also persisted,
The darkness and tho volumes Of
smoke issuing from the burning cabin
combined to make terrible scene,
Here there was a passenger rushing to
aud fro in anguish seeking his wife and
there was another searching for his
daughter. 1t was not until three com.
partments had been burned that 1t be-
come possible to enter the cabin
where we're discovered tho charred re-
mains Of ak women and one child.
Then the engines Of the steamer were
started up again and the vessel pro-
ceedsd on its way to London.
There are various runora M to the ori.
gin Of the fire. Some Of the passengers
alleged that male passengers acted in
cowardIy manner, seeking first their
own safety instead Of assisting the wO-
men and children into the boats.
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A Balnnne AsnInst Us.

Our Democratic friends will scarcely
charge that treasury ligures'aro unreIi-
able, especially when they arc prepared
and given to the public by a Democratic
administration, A bulletin issued Sat.
urday by tho bureau Of statistics Of the
treasury department makes a startlin:
exhibit, which ought to set those who
are impressed with the beauties Of tho
workings Of tho present tariff to think.
ing seriously. It shows an Oxcela Of
imports Of merchandise over exports
for tho month Of August Of sl5,2lj,72S,
and for tho eight months ending August
81 of s3G,5O5,5ls. Tho same period last
yonr, boioro tho German tariff went into
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17
PERSONAL POINTS.

Nikola Tesla, whose discovery, three
years ago, Of the ROTATING magnetic
illid, "has Observation-Disclosures modern
electrical methods, believes that it is
easily possible at the present time to
place 100, 900 horse power on a line at
Niagara aad deliver it to New York or
Chicago with loss in energy OF less
than 25 per cent.
T. T. sherman, youngest son Of the
late Gen. William I. Sherman, has
political ambition. He has announced
himself as candidate Tor one Of tho
New York assembly districts and has
secured tho support OF Gen. Wager
swayne.
A daughter OF Gen. Custer, Mrs. Mar.
garet Custer Calhoun, has been invited
by the Board of Woman Managers to
read paper on "Blus and Gray Day."
September 81, at the Atlanta exposi.
ton.
Mrs. Wentworth, a Phiadelphi
widow, surprised her friends by decor
ating her bicycle with crepe when she
went cycling q low daya after the death
Of her husband.
A movement has. been started in the
south to erect monument to the Nom
DRY OF Anne Lee Carter, tho mothor OF
Con. Robert L, Lee.
John b. Rockefeller, IT,, although
only tweuty.one yeari OF age, relieves
hla father Of most OF the cares OF his
great business.
Abrnm S. Hewitt, tho we'll known
New York reformer, was professor OF
mathematics at Columbia College fifty
years ago.
1t is said that Of all parliamentary
dobAterO to-day no man is less depend.
ent on notes than u tho marquis OF
Salisbury.
Mrs Lois Eamas Wood, of Worcester,
Ma.s., celebrated her l0lst birthday
last weoi. She is still active aud viz.
orous.
A woman has Just been appointed a..
sistant city treasurer oil Bangor, Mo.
Miss Virginia Fair Is an expert ven.
trioquist.
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ALMOST BEYOND BELIEF
Here is a Story from Orange,
Mass.
The Facts are Certainly OF an In
leFeSuag Nature.
Tue Tale a. Tald W III. LAay Horsslr in
Ra- OwH WSriE


Ase PEI AaAAA4u rope saw
"A sigu gsTfsglta. ~ .ilri u u1lsgi 70 heai,
= nsfh t-zl aralHs % ne p-u,iu EnAL
Blt via sal tpciin 4arl ;0e'nn a.srgfee
Tshque-lga sr, ar1agas ilrc' big 20 u'naaT
. fersar 0reaTfsasr aa.ea hAFGzlsi ID o1sus1.
WalL 70 saEaa-tI' " WI .el No As..aa
Lzmsaa, vac resides 10 iaAs i1Ha. ,s., .ss ,gaty
10 Dor 0sa way
You Tsaru az, vas ys7g alex, lad hsca
sick Tor ;lsss years before ~ trouble VS.
turn OF lis vas eaaaasi % ins bed inr gErse
years isHfers4 g'sai Palz sad ea'ss very aaaE
lsFag nf Liz
u adbnt just I've, !ls5 escaped tas grave
smp.oypd IE9 aoe.Jn. and derived 40 bclshi
iram Ihsn IL David G0tlsri, Of Oraurs.
Mars WLu had besa cured By NJ. fr'eagI Ser.
ylrA blood and nerve remedy, advised nc 70 ulo
NefYura
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+. Tho G. a. Il, reunion to DO held at
MVund.villo on tho Goth instant prom.
isea To DO Que OF tho pldaianteAt affairs
Of tho kind over hold in this vicinity
Tho Occariou includes reunions Of tho
first, laird, Seventh, TwcliLh and
Fifteenth intautriOJi thu Frat cavalry
and Carin's. Holmes aud MSulsby'I
batteries, and a large crowd Of the vdt.
erni aud lhcir friends arc expected
There will 10 camp tiro and addresses
By dIhlaguishod old soldiers aud
Otnora
Tho bova Ia blue arc rapidly passing
away, the ranks arc being thinnsd
daily by death aud before long the last
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Ias popular bslisi prevailing 10 soEs
paris al tas esaa.rY lhst the salvation
array IL recruited merely from the slamI
Of tia ETsGf e'tisS. from tie raakS Of shs
iRuoFaat aad uaesu,h elAHssl Of soeis.E,
% FAR from bang eorresi. More thaa
oaes Esesa.ly the public hai had rsT'lA-
siouS proIeatsd "a iE Hh.ea hEVa game .
great ways ia the dirsstleR OF removing
Tue pEsiudies that existed aaaiaSE the
array and relieving tie ,alvAioai'ia
from the Odium Of being regarded merely
a. crowd Of iEaorsu., misguided lana.
tict Il hAl takUn long time Tor them
70 win IhsiT way Into the respect Of the
intellizSn! clsstsl, but ia many Of the
larger cities, the beneficial effects Of
their unique method Of religious war
fare hAVb become 80 apparent that OBJ
servant people have bssn forced 10 ad-
mit, after all, that tue crusade Of which
DR.. Tor "GsuSral'') Booth is the head,
has itl uisS, aud iS = very potess factor
10 solving tho problem Of reform in ths
highways and byWAysoi lie.
In EuglAnd tho sdseis Of the armF's
work have been so substantial thas II
has gained the favorable recognition Of
the best elaiIeS OF reiormsrd and ia re-
csiVing the financial aud moral Aisist-
aucs Of wealthy and intelligent people,
Who have come 20 Foalizs that tho or
ganizaIion, which occupies a peculiar
and distinct heIl Of i,A own, 10 doing
some good in the world. In tho larger
cities Of the United States the army iS
also beginning to win the recognition
i.I leaders have worked Tor so ardu-
ouIly. Recently there was Dedicated in
New York a great national aeadquar-
tsrs for this eouHsry-a eo'lly and
splendid building which ia to be the
centre of OpsFA,ioHs-aud the com.
pletion Of 1t marked the beginning Of a
nav era in tho Army'S career, and has
attracted wide attention.
A New York dispatch gives an &C.
count Of q striking object lesson which
il to be gwen in the army's auditorium,
aud which will doubtless attract as
much attention by reason Of what it
will demonstrate as on account Of itS
oddly. Commander Booth Gala it a
dress rehearsal" and its object will be
to call the worlds attention to "the
variety Of characters aud grades Of So
ciety which tho Salvation Army has
been successful in reaching and in
fuencing. aud to show that it iS not
made up Of the rough and uncouth, but
reaches the higher class persons as well
as the lower
In the spectacle hundreds Of saliva.
tionists will wear tho costumes
they wors at the time OF their
conversion. There will be men Of all
trades and professions, women Of high
degree as we'll as low, one Of them, for
instance, graduate OF Vassar, who will
wear her student gown and cap; an
other former rich society belle, who
will wear the handsome evening dress
she had on when she was converted aud
gave up everything to don salvation
uniform aud enter on the work in the
slums. 1t will be a motley aasOmblage
and will be an object lesson which will
be q great card for General Booths band
Of warriors
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IiooD's pnLl euro uIcIs headache.



On account OF Sons Of Veterans Bat.
tlelicld EnCampmcnt, Knoxville, rcnn.,
and dedication Of Chickamaugua Ma.
tional Military Park, tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil axcnr.
sion ticket, from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and iBlrtmsiiRto stations, to Knoxville,
Icnnn tor al trains September 10 To 10,
inclullyr, aud 10 Chattanooga. ronn.,
September sta II and IL to ~, inclusive,
valid lar ta,nrn passage until October
., iHcIuaivc.
IL. rtn from WhaoI,nst IN Knoxville
via cine,nnan viii be iIl 20, and to
Cha,lnnn7.a ~ A.. Tickets will also
bo 'oId VIA Shenandoah Junction and
WNsNlUG'on Al 'ltFh' 2dvnnc0 IN rates,
md csfrrTFsnd'Hgly low rates FROM
ether sil,sns.
lor further information call on or nl.
dreH nearest ticket agent Baltimore "
Ohio rnllruni
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It is announced that within a few
weeks will be issued the opening sec.
ton Of new illustrated work by Mr..
Hubert II. Bancroft, a companion work
10 his Book of tho Fair" and on sim
liar scale, except OF course as to It's sub.
ject matter. Mr.. Bancroft is now in
Europe busily engaged with artista in
selecting aud preparing illustrations,
and also gathering fresh material for
lila tnyI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

~ believe Hoods saraaparilla saved
my life. ! mad pneumonia fever and
could scarcely walk, | was 40 weak.
After ! had taken one bottle OF Hoods
saraparilIa was abo to walk thrOo
miles in Iesh than half a day. have
now used three bottles and am well. -
Elizabeth &. Huffman, FolloEsvilc,
w. Va.
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fsuuloa wi b hsla 30 isag = tisrs
afs asy Of ihsoli fellows lsis, hsvsTsr
ley 81 b hsli, sad tAlS enc -
ioua,4Viils iii u a. osssi.sa that
81 Who stead vii snlsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-17

Ex-GovsgSoE CAMPBELL is spending
his sogra time in adniuiSssTing kicks
to his own person Tor allowing himself
70 bs deceived by mH.tSringi Of
storm in the Republican Fanks 10 Ohio.
Tho hope that iae,ionai ash: between
Mckinley aad Foraker would mako
Democratic sailing clear has been dis
PEELED and now Mr. Campbell wishes
he had remained on dry land.
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Operation, lhSusd - excess 81 experts
sfsl. 17s.075 Tor AaEuis sas s8Afs7.ssT
Ter tie s.gas neathE
These are oaeiai sggTst Sad isIl -
eloquent hiory Of the On aags that has
.aksa plaza From BALANCE on the
rssts,is o. the irlis account With far
sizs countries Of soTs thaa IiEiy-tsur
miliioaS daHag the Gni sght msslhI
Of 1894 W aAvo ilnpsd "a a bslAaes On
the WEsng ada Of over Ihlriy-tiE mill.
ieus. That "a the wsy Es are salung
The mArGsiS Of the world We nave
paid % iars!ga eolntr.si thirty-uK
million dollars mora Tor merchandise
Isan they have paid % u, whereas the
account lael 20 bs Just tho rsssr,o aud
then ssme. Thssitga.ian ia iaduead BY
lover duties American labor pays me
bill and tho American homo market
ii Invaded.
Il Il well enough 70 talk Ebolt the re.
Y!yal Of trade, and thsrs has been 70.
ylyal, bat our Democratic friends are
somewhat backward about discussing
the pa,at involved ia tie showing that
IA beng made at tho custom hoass.
Il Is, however eausing the American
voter TO indulge in soma thinking.
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tsp Dr y lcl' NgnyH ptAarrnH Tor SPINAL
WEhhNkss. All dtuEgstB cell Cm iUl 30,
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CITY TAX NOTICE,


OFFICE OF
CRY TAX COLLECTOR PUBIC BU,LulyD,
WHEELING September 10 1875
Notice Is hereby given that tho City TlIs, %,
S)i win be uuG and payable NJ the once u h,
City Collector, Public Building. TUESDAY No..
Der /. lslh, Persons paving all their ara, tsy
day during tho month Of October will Ba end,
tied TO u discount Of : pETl JEST 40 eit
taxes. The taxes gu real estate will ieAr ala
est from Novsmber /, 1891, nj 10 per cent lall
paid. Save - per cent by paying In time
JAMES x HALL
SELF City Collector
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iTas IurtlusGraHh sHsfssiaE ilS several
siltlous Il aatsfsa IA iss FlstSAss n WhSst
~, y. VI, niigsond GAS matter!