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MARTINS Ferry ITEMs.-The Aetna
Mill will commence running double turn
next Monday.
The directors of the First National
Bank met and elected the following
officers: George jenkins, President
VIM. Clark, Vice President, and Charles
II. jenkins, Chairman. Mr.. Charles Jen.
kins was until very recently cashier OF
the First National Bank Of Oberlin, and
resigned to come here to accept the situa'
ton Of cashier Of the new bank.
Smokers think Congress very unjust in
raising the tax on "stOgies," for they only
get three for five cents.
Another one Of Mr.. Sam. Strains child
rem il very low with scarlet fever,
Quite laughable incident occurred the
other day. As a COuntryman was riding
down Main street, the cars came along
and frightened bis horse; he jumped oil
and tried to hold him, but the horse kept
running back until he fell over the live.
foot stone wall in front Of Finley Taylors
property, but fortunately the only dam
age done was tho loss Of a quantity Othis
hide and hair, which still sticks
to the wall. The rural gentleman was
then at loss to know how to get the
horse back over the wall but was shown
a gate ut the lower end of the entrance
through which he led the then docile
animal, and rcmOuntGd and pursued his
journey cursing "them cars"
Two colOred boys INDUCED in u little
Sparring exercise yesterday, and they
finally became In earnest in the matter
and concluded to settle old scores, and
one Of them getting the worst Of the fun
went home and told his father that he
had been imposed upon and abused. Now
that father being very jealous Of tho
rights Of his children, and believing his
boy infallible, rushed frantically for the
Mayors Office and complained 10 Mayor
Dean that his boy had been abused, and
wanted lawful redress for the wrongs
done his boy; but Mayor Dean has had
so many such little cases that he fully
understands them and informed the father
that perhaps that other boy might have
another explanation concerning the case
and that he had better just drop 1t or he
too might have something to pay. lie
concluded to drop It, and as he was de-
parting one Of the policemen waS heard to
say, there goes 50 70 which would have
mad II the case had gone on"
The committee appointed at the citl.
zens' meeting held last week, in the
United Presbyterian Church, to solicit
aid for the Nebraska sufferers, report
,knN ,Iov hnvn hnI vary tynn1 uprpSa hut
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NEw YoRK, March iO.-At II meeting
of the New York board Uf Trade to-
day the following resolution was ihnhi
m6usly adopted.
ResaiNd, That the tariff laws should lN
framed with view Of raising the hpcCs
snty revCnnC from the least possible MIN.
her NJ articles; that ns fat IA possible
from ntliclea that ARE not manufactured
or produced in the United States, and
that ho duties should be imposed on raw
materials which enter largely into manu-.
facturcs; that all duties should ln specific
without regard tutnlNc and classification
simnlc and distinct.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, March ll-5:30 A. M.-ThC
Times Berlin correspondent telegraphs
that Germany has asked Italy whether
she viii continue to exempt the Pope
from the obligations Of the law, and com
plains that he Is now abusing the liberty
given him for the purpose Of iOmenting
rebellion In Germany.
The report that Prince GortsGhakof
had requested the recall Of VIM. Schuyler
United States Charge FaEuirS at 81
Petersburg, Ia untrue,
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it, nor had | any conversation with any

it, nor had l any conversation with an!
person about it,
Judge Fullerton read the letter, which
began BY sympathizing with the trials O
Florence's school life and expressed
friendship for her on account Of heI
mother. Her soul is bound up more
than ever, said the letter, in her children
more than il she were u widow. You
should stand by your mother now with
loyalty in her extremity. Let none
compromise you in the least against your
mother. cannot say anything abou your
father, for AM abhOrrcd at his conduct
The letter was signed by Isabella s. 0key,
Witness then resumGd-Atter writing
the letter l told Mrs. TiltOn about it when
Tilton reproved Mrs, TiltOn's bad English
to children; ! do not remember what she
had said; she may have used bad English
but was not paying any attention to
what ShG said; ] do not remember when |
saw Miss Anthony at TiltOn's house; |
think between the years 1866 and 1867;
! believe she was woman sutiragist, and
| was opposed to all that party; Twas not
present at Mrs. TillOn's house when the
meeting Of these people took place;
! do not know that she was dragged
into this movement; | attach no pariiCu.
lar meaning to the word dragged which
used; ! do not know that Mrs. TiIton first
caused mo to enter into this movement;
saw Mrs. Stanton in 1866; she was partly
n woman sutIragist; cannot tell when I
saw Stephen Pearl Andrews, and cannot
rpCOlleCl II | saw him there. The witness
here corrected herself and said; have
general impression Of having seen him
there once, but cannot remember at what
time; do not know II Miss Anthony, Mrs.
Stanton or Stephen Pearl Andrews visited
Tilton prior to 1906.
Court adjourned,
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The river continues to rise slowly, a.
the snow Is not melting iast. Last even.
ing the marks nj the wharf indicated II
feet.
The steamer Granite State passed down
late Tuesday night, bOundf for Portsmouth
The Salt Valley, also On route Tor Ports
mouth, passed down at ! A. NJ yesterday,
with II good trip.
Tho Skillingcr, Pittsburgh 10 Cincin'
nati, passed down at 10 A. N. II was nIi-
notinccd that the Skilingcr was to enter
tho Portsmouth trade, but that project
has been abandoned. She will run bc.
tween Pittsburgh and Cincinnati.
The Express departed for parkOrSburg
on time.
The Exchange landed nj the wharf
about 3 A. M., en route from Cincinnati
to Pittsburgh. She took her departure
ntOA. N. She left large quantity Of
sugar aud mOlaasCa for Wheeling and
bridgeport merchants.
The {. B. Church arrived from New Or.
leans, and nitrr lying at the wharf about
an hour departed for Pittsburgh. She
had the model barge "iIrOOklmnk" In tow
The Mallic lsag0n was expected To nr.
rive from Pittsburgh last night. She
will return nj G o'clock this morning
The steamers Forest City, RcCs mud
Market hoy are doing II very prosperous
business.
The Courier will hc this mornings
I'arkcrsbutg packet.
The Gco Lyle passed up yeatct,lay
morning with II tow Of empty hafgcs.
The Whale passed down with n tow ot
coal
ny Telegraph
pIrrsuuRHit, March iO.-lsiver ! feet
o inches and falling. Weather pleasant.
EvASsviLiE, March iO.-Rivcr falling,
with 81 feet on the gauge. Port list up
Shannon, Arlington, Heorge Roberts.
DOwn-Silvrtllntn and Pat. Clehurne.
business goml. Weather clear; mercury
3io to 47o.
MEMPnts, March TO- Departed Mary
Houston, Ohio river; City Of Quincy, 81.
Louis MinncOin, Cincinnati. River o
feet below the eSlFCmc high water mark
and rising slowly ~,
NAHUVILLEt MnTCH w. nlNcT WllI
falling; ~ feet scnnt On the shoals
Weather clear and pleasant. Arrived
t'has. brown, i'ittSbntgl; Laura Davis,
pomcroy. Departed ~ T. n. Phillips
nppcr Cumberland river.
CiSCtHNArt, March lO.-Isiyer 81 feet
and rising. Arrived Ebert, Pittsburgh
Dcpartcd - lIormndA, Evansville, Vint
Shfnklc, Memphis; Robert Mitchell, Now
Orleans. Weather fair and mild.
CGtRo, March 10 River 40 feet o inches
and rising. Arrived Alex, Swift, st.,
Louis Belle Memphis, Mcmpllisi Ciiy
Of Helena, VickSburgi Arkansas BELL,
Eyansyillc. Departed Iron Mountain,
81, Louis; Alex. Swift, Pittsburgh. Clear
mercury bO"
I,oUfivItLB, March Isivor rising,
with i2 feet O inches In the canal lQ feet
O inches in the chute. ArfivCd-.lI. s..
Turner, Memphis; Alice Brown and tow,
New Orleans; Reindeer and tow and
I,has, Mcdonald and tow, Pittsburgh,
Departed - II. s, Turner, Cincinnati;
C6ao. Bowen and tow, PomCroy.
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ST. Lotus, March 1O-Arrivcd-An
tcrson and Zen. Accord, Ohio river. he,
parted-Colorado, vicksburg; Common.
wealth, New Orleans; Grand Tower
Memphis. The river il falling slowly
but the upper streams are rising again
Weather Gear and mild. The towboNl
Mary Alice, owned by the Mississippi
Valley Transportation Company, hence
for New Orleans with bargcs, struck a
snaE hidden from observation At Rush
Tower, forty miles below here, this morn.
Ing, and sunk in eight feet Of water. The
bafgrs were unhufl and will be ia ken
down by the lIee, which was ncar by who's
The accident occurred. The City Of VickS.
burg, sunk at Sheep Island, was raised
to-day, and the wreckCr Eckert left het
for The Mary Alice.
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WoRKiNGMEN's MEErtSG.-M an in
formal meeting nf workingmen held at
I.a BELLE Hall last Sunday, after
listening to remarks by Mr.. \. b. West.
run, who represents the American Labor
Reform I.eaguc Of New York, and other
gentlemen present, II was resolved unnn'
imously to meet again in the same hall
corner Chaplnc md 3lst streets, this
evening; but as Mr.. Cough LECTURES this
evening II has been thought best to post.
pOnc the meeting until tomorrow even.
Ing at 7:3O o'clock. All who take an in.
tcrcst in the labor question are invited To
attend.
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THAT neycr-iailing precursor Of Spring
--sassairas-has made It's appearance IN
our market, and all babyJOm must now
suffer with ircnchings Of "sassafras tea.
When will people learn that this relic Of
barbarism is n useless inllirtion Of n0llsc'
Gus doses upon innocence? "Fhinninl
the blood" by thi. means isall moOnsh line
and Il it was not, what sense can there
possibly br in weakening the vital force'
Of man At the very time when " nature
il reviving itself? Leave sassafras tea Il
those who seek their own destruction, an,
give your children good nourishing die
and plenty Of outdoor exercise, II yOI
wish them to be healthy aud strong.
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stoubenvlllc sports in a bad wA,

[trum the News Of yCstPnlay.l
The lull that has existed In sporting
cirleS for some weeks past was broken
yCSterdHy ngain by two quite lively
titles" Al tho customary rendezvous. The
chickens were "hccled" IN one aide By
SleubenvillC parties and OH the other by
pittRbnrghcfS, ani In both conflicts the
Pittsburgh inwl Carried Of the lautCls.
The StCNbchyille buys have been badly
"taltled" In late conflicts, and Unless they
strike bnhhhta sooh are In bad shape.
They say they are now chickchlCss,
muhcylrSt, and ftiehdlGsS, and are n |
hung along on the ragged edge" They
expect a turn Of luck "A the watm
weather acts In, and hope to he on the
winning side In few weeks.
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NoWs From tIlo I,nclilc Const.

San FRANCISCO, March lO.-The IA.
ciRc Mail steamer City Of Tokis arrived
to-day at noon.
A dispatch from Florence, Arizona,
Says old Bender, the Kansas murderer, i
still there awaiting Gov. OSborn'S 4 rcqui.
sitiOn. lie seems 10 realize his fate and
is willing to Succumb to the law.
Reports from Sonora say the Apachcs
recently attacked Il party Of men, killing
three aud wOunding another. Many simi.
lar attacks are reported. The people are
terror stricken and great numbers are
leaving Sonora for Southern California
and Arizona, some through fear and 9th
era attracted by the recent rich mineral
discoveries In Arizona.
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Frs by the wagon load may he had by
n modification Of the spelling mania, for
defnining, either with or without spell.
Inc. The word may lc spelled by the
person "giving out" W hen he announces
IL or In cases Of words with only one
spelling and meaning, the Rpcllcr may
both spell and define. Fry II once. II
il quite elcctrifying 10 receive the i'm.
prcssions Of even wcll.rcal persons M tn
the meaning Of many words in most com.
mon IIsr,
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sr. i,orIs, March lO,-A special says n
tlcslnrndo named Hall took 4 hcgru into
n NsSluonat WNverly, Mo-, which was kept
by a man named lSoal. Hall attempted
To place the negro IN m equal with
the white men unicr the civil rights bill,
the bntkcrpcr protested, Hall, and the
assistant bnrkCClnr then chased the ne.
gro out with a revolver, another negro
intCricrC,l aud tho barkCClNr shot him
,l,aI
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FfRE REtURD,

sr. PAU, Miss, March lO.-To.night
nj Sauck Centre q stable Belonging to The
Sauck Centre House was burned, 10.
gcthCr with thirteen horses, eleven oi
which belonged 10 farmers and two 10
tcamsters. No insurance, The store Of
VIM. Dunlap, At the Northern Pacific
junction, was burned to-day, including
tho postofIicC. Nothing was saved.
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i,VytssG
('nIInls'TOllH,

ALBANY, March, l0t-At meeting Of
the. Canal Board to-day n committee con.
sistiug Of Comptroller Hopkins, Auditor
ThAy3r and State Engineer Sweet, sub
mittcd n report in favor Of reducing tolls
ns follows: On grain, 333 per cent; Oh
lumber, 80 per cent; on merchandise 90.
Ing from tide water, 30 per cent. The re.
port was laid On the table to be printed
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ST. PAut, March iO.-,rhC Governor
hn' appointed !. J. Randall to lm Kali.
tond Commissioner under tho new rail.
rond law providing for one Commission.
or instead N three AZ before ElgcrtOn
and Marshall, the latter once Governor
ni the SIntc, who were formerly RAILROAD
Commissioners, step down nnd out, Kan,
dali wac strong partisan NJ Davis dur.
linz the late Senatorial contest.
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TnE TnAw.-ltis is very fortunate that
the snow ia melting slowly, for i it Ilad
entirely disappeared in one day, We
should have had big river and probably
some damage done To property. As it i,
the rivcria rising slowly, aud M trouble
4 npnrChcnhcd.
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Our Street Commissioner should at
once attack the ridges and hllocks of
snow and lee, 80 prominent upon all our
lboroughfarcs, and shop owners should
be compelled to remove the snow forth
with from the sidewalks in ft0nt Of their
nrnnlisps
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Tmn Parkcrsbmrg Times is evident.
" not much in dread Of the Charleston
I'lyrna, for in commenting on his Third
District Ultimatum, II says: ut is man.
fest, Mr.. Walker thinks he has the &l
district in his pocket, and can make its
people do ~ he plea1cs lie, perhaps,
will soon awaken to n realization Of his
grand mistake"
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PEIuNSIA.

BERLIN. March lO.-There Is no foundu.
ton for the report In the Ia9Sbiait, that
France intended to concentrate troops IN
tho Eastern department, extemporailly
and that Germany intended to mobilize
two army corps on the Rhine II she lcr.
sisted.
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DENIES OFFICIAL MlscoNDUcr.

The Inter.Oecan1 Dubuque special says
J. X. Graves, President Of the River
RailrOad, has prepared a statement In
reply TO that OF the Boston parties in the
recent railroad controversy, in which he
denies their charges Of official misconduct
on his part, and charactcriaes in the
strongest terms their conduct in the mat.
ter. This statement will shortly be pub.
lishpI
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SrcoSp WARD MARKET. The attend.
anrc Of country people at the Second
Ward market was not ny large rs usual
Yesterday morning, probably because Of
the bad condition Of the country roads.
Produce was plenty, however, and com
pnrntiycly cheap; thnt IL, at lower prices
than for some weeks past.
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ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
CONGRESS.
SENATE.

W A9HINVIVFNl NfNFVH IV'
Immediately after the reading Of the
Journal the consideration Of the resolu'
ton for the admission Of Mr.. PinchbaCk
was resumed, and Mr., Merrimon contin'
ued his remarks In opposition, He con-
cluded his argument Ut 9 o'clock.
Mr.. McCreery, Of Kentucky, obtained
the floor, but yielded for executive Ses'
sion.
Tho doors soOa reOpcncd anl the Sen
mic Adjourned.
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WCatl,cr IScpOrt.

WAR IMPAIRMENT,
OFFiCE nF TIIR CIiiEP HiDHAL OPPICIR,
WAslIiSntOS, b. T., March lU-S:SC r. ".
PROBABILITIES.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes to
Missouri and Kentucky, a falling baropc.
ter, southcrly winds, warm and cloudy
weather and occasional snow or rain.
For the Gulf States and Tennessee, Il
falling barometer, Southerly winds anCl
warmer or cloudy weather and rain.
For the Lower Lakes, Middle and
Eastern States, higher pressure, colder
weather md westerly winds backing to
the southeast,
The rivers will riscat Memphis, Vicks.
burg, Cincinnati aud l,ouisvillc, and fall
at Pittsburgh and ~. Lutis.
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WILL ARRIVE To.DAY.-Bishop Bow.
man, Of st. Louis, who presided at the
Point Pleasant NJ L. Conference, will
arrive in the city this evening. Bishop
Bowman will preach in the Fourth Street
NJ. Il. Church on next Sunday morning
and evening.
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, March lO,--A Sioux City,
Iowa, dispatch 10 tho Times says many
strangers have arrived to join GOrdons
Black Hills expedition, which Is 10 start
April 9th. The indications are there will
be over thousand men ready by that
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IlARrroRU, Cons, March lO.-The
standing committee Of the Episcopal
Church Of Connecticut to-day voted on
the confirmation oi tho election Of Drs,
Jaeger and DcKoycn ns follows; Jaeger
--6yeS II, naysGi DdKovcn-RyeA 8, nays
IN
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A LITTLE strip Of black velvet around
the neck Of the girl Of the period is
called "dog collar" and Is fashionable
II thcightpns The whilcncss Of the complex.
ION We do not know how the collar
would affect the complexion Of colored
woman, however.
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Fatal shooting.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March lO.-A special
TO the Courier Journal says man named
]. N. 1lasham, Deputy Sheriff, was shot
md killed by A. L. 11auckins, in u Difficult.
ty at Glasgow, to-day.
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WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March l0.-The Depart
ments have issued circulars announcing
the abolition Of tho Civil Service Reform
rules governing their respective depart
ments, and announcing a return to the
former method Of appointing employees
which Is that no clerk shall be appointed
to any department in either Of the four
classes until hc has been examined and
found qualified by board Of examiners,
to consist Of the chief Of the bureau int0
which such clerk is to be appointed and
two other clerks to be selectedb by the head
Of the department. All sub.bOards Ofthe
Civil Service Reform throughout the
country are abolished,
VISITORS TO THE PRESIDENT.
A large number Of Senators and ex.
members and members elect Of the House
visited tho Executive mansion to-day.
Several ex.members wanted the President
to provide them with offices, but they re-
ceiYGl little encouragement. Only few
more nominations will be sent to the Sem
ntC, and were II not for the PinChbRck
question the Senate could adjourn within
u week,
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iMAL l'EnsoSALs-.losrph Webb, III,
new deputy, looks well IN blue.
baker and liarron are illuminating
Windows and bill hnnrla.
John Il. Cough talks nlmnt "Man nnt
Ills Masters" tonight at the Operc
House.
Revs. q. Martin, r. Il. lfughcl aud A
j. Lydia have been appointed by Confer
cnrC To other fields Of labor.
Mr.. Richard ShallctOas, formerly OI
this city, hns lHGn appointed n rnilronII
agent al Mt. vctnOn, illinnis.
Miss Jennie Cooper, teacher IN the
bridgeport public schoul, carried of tho
ptim At the spelling match last night.
Taylor Stfanlcr was noi hmrn to lE
hung. .. ...
janlcs Martin, fSq, Of Chicago, sou oI
Rev. Df. Martin, n thi' city, f visiting
relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Parker Il. lIloUd, Miss FroniN
Darral and Miss IIi.c COtlHt, II Brook.
willie, Pa, friends of Rcv. $. u, IIarniltt
ntc making abort viail Ia our city.
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PAY DAY.-'Thc monthly bills against
the city for work done on the streets and
alleys, and for running the Water Works
were paid by the City Treasurer yeStcr'
day. The bills aggregated over $1,000,
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FtnE ALARM TELHRAriI.- There il
apparently n strong disposition in the
City Cornell lOronlfact with the National
Fire Alarm Telegraph company for the
erection II their sySicm Oi fire alarm icle.
graph in this rfty. The agent n the
company proposes tn furnish tllc ncccs.
c1aty apparatus, and put the anne In
pr0Int shnIM, fur ann moi exceeding
$3.50. When the report N the Fire DE-.
partment upon thiaSnhjcci was submitted
10 Council, . question arose ua to whnt
surety would bc given Tor iulhllment Ol
tho contract, nnd whether Tho parties
upon the contractors bond would he oili.
Mna " Wheeling Or PERSONS NJ whom
Conncil knew nothing. A member Of the
committee stated that the agent In con.
vcrEntion with him had signiicd hia vii.
lingnep to procure bondsmen resident In
Wheeling However, II wna considered
advisable to refer the matter back to the
committee, for more definite information.
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NEw Yonk, March 1O....Aarrivcd...
the steamships Victoria, from Glasgow,
Cuba, from Liverpool, llertler, form
Hamburg,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL

A SPECIAL meeting Of Council will bC
held next Tuesday evening,
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.NAUTION.-WE HEREBY NOTIFY
~ All Srsnns that wo will prosecute auy and eV-
Ory peraIn taking Cual from our can at OF about thc
H. & o. aud llOnplCld dspOtA, John flnnaAH /,
uuF authori1Nl WatchnAi, and will hereafter
prosecute any pUrsOn found stealing our coal
JOHN HEGLi 4 CO.,
March I, 1873 .nT2. lIOnWOOd, W. Va
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IN All persons who JAll taxes for the year 1874
betWOan November i0th, 1874, anl DCcnihgT 10th
1874, will have amount u State Asylum tax IT,
iundel 10 them by presenting their ErCOipta nj tho
Sheriff. OflicC no luyy having hcon made for Sll
fund. t. s. BROWN,
mT9 Sheriff Ohio County.
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NOTICES.
No,,T,!,!I,,G!,,E OF STOCKHOLDERS

~ MEETING.
Tho undersigned Cornalns Of tho Fin and
Marine lnSnnncU Company Of Whcng, ". Va,
hereby give nnllrr that q gnnOEal mNling nl the
StOtEhOlden 0f said COrpOralOn will b0 held on thu
95lh day Ut March, 1915, al 10 O'Clock ", at No.
i9lO Market Str'Ot, In tho city Uf Wheelng, W. Va,
hT the purINaO u ClVctinR hanl VI DlrClOrN,
making 6y.laWA aud tranarllnI anV other 6uL.
neHI which may lawfully he done by the said Stock
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