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hcE'e LANDING, Pa, January l4.-Rlyer ii
iset 8 inches and falling; weather cloudy:
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!. Uncle SANS Revenue. In ,sa.

There va, collected by U. s. Revenue Col.
!ector Dnyal last year the sum OF $3.50, Sl5, 81
10y bee, and spirit, tobacco, cigar and cigar.
ATE az anu special tax stamps, and on the lists.
The heaviest collections In any ono month
were made in October. the total that month
being over $i1 900. The lightest months
business was in February. when the sum re.
ceived was little over $40 900. OF the total
amount collected $50 $50. II was for special tax
stanFs OF dealers In tobacco or liduor: $50
4Si.O9 was for tobacco stamps sold, and $i5l'.
1915 for cigar and cigarette stamps, Spirit
stamps to the amount Of $50 40 only were sold
IN the first seven. months, while after ihe
consolidation Of the two districts, in five
months $l04 .373 were collected from this
source. The amount OF beer stamps sold way
$55, 1918 10. the average running aboat the
same through the year, while the total COZ.
Lotions jumped from about $2l 900 in July,
the last month before the consolidation, 10
nearly $4,000 In August, the first month at.
ter the TWO districts Of this State were unIied
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STEUBENVIILE.
suit Against the G. d Pm. R.-uuprr

Suit Against tie c. d p. II. R.-Hungry
for Clerkships, Etc.
Tns Copeland farm. in Wayne township
was sold by the sheriff yesterday for ST sos
Inc purchaser was Mary Copeland. 4
Jesse B. eaImon has brought suit against
the Pennsylvania Company, operating liz O.
horses. -" ''.''""e - W.
Charles A. Reynolds, City Solicitor Of
steubenville, but now In the West, viii have
hls resignation presented to Council tonight,
1t Is said that he Is to become manager OF the
Lsavenwo'th Chronicle. W. N ="
Hon. D. Mcconville, who is to be Private
Secretary Of Coy. Hoadly, will have The dis.
Irosal OF few clerkships, and It is said has
already over twenty applications for the DO.
city. - "".',' - - '''''
Col. Walter Kidder, who is wanted at Peru.
Ind., to answer 10 charge OF bigamy, was at
one time quite frequent visitor in this
town. He paid court 70 young lady here,
and representing himseli as an unmarried
man. induced her 10 consent to marry him.
IN the very eve OF the wedding, however.
the fact that he, was already married man
was made manifest. the Ceremony failed to
pc periormed, and the young lady was saved
from diegraca ~ - w. y. y
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Allie Freese, alias Count" The keeper Of
the faro bank raided by tho police SUNDAY
might. was yesterday morning 6ned $50 and
$50 and costs also, and the seven men caught
in the room s. and costs each. All psiu'
Mrs. Parker, the owner OF the house WHARF
the bank .wa, located, declared yesterflav
that she would have no more gaming on her
premises, "a, sna tho bank was obliged to gait.
Ann Wooster was fined $50 and costs Tor
keeping HOUSE Of Ill fame, aud Ave ellis Is
And costs each, as inmates OF, the house. Ger.
TO Williams, who has frequently been ar.
ra,gned IN tho past, was committed, and tie
sentence was suspended on condition that
afternoon, which she promised to do FIye
men arrested In the house were fined IS and
costs each. All paid. i. ~ = = 80 -
! Dora hr'iter weat to the hill for nicetv
Gays . lot vsgFascy, and John Woods paid $l2
OF an officer. ,..r' 3 lfj'7 - S ''a'
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BRowNsvILE, Pa, January 1A.-Riyer ia
leet 4 inches; and falling; weather clear;
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81. ClalrsvilIe.

Good slsighing; therefore good business.
James Reese went to Woodsfield yesterday
morning to attend court there. - y. :
Fl. West,son Of Dr., Henry West, died yester.
day night at . 4. N. Of consumption. S5.
The snow only stopped the St, Claisyille
railroads one day; both Of them are runpine
on time now. ~ $3.50 = =
The roof Of the Northern R. r enigma
room Is tho only one here that Tell in durinr
the late snow storm. - = : -
Judge Kelly left yesterday for Woodsae)d
to bold term o. court there, court having
adjourned here last week. Mi ~ ~ .
a. T. McKelvey is lying Ill, threatened
with typhoid fever. Clarence McKeIvey, son
81 A, T; McKelvey,l Is quite low with The
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FOR R,.El!vr,

TOR RENTAL A MODERATE Fla.
Il URE-.has con medIaES Bfick ijwati,s.
House, No. 81 Thirteenth street, cona,pip I'M XIV
looms, TWO halls. bathroom, wash O and v rane
cellars. Enqulre on tho rreniIes, CT 10 eo9 =
WILDE, No 1905 Mslu street y ~ - t,.,,n
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nonrds Directors Elected.

Tho ANA Fire and Marine Insurance com
psoy a. its annual meeting yesterday elected
the following gentlemen to serve Gs Boart
OF Directors for the ensureng year: Messrs
William B. Simpson. ]. r. McCourtney, K
A. McCabe, Peter Welly, G. Hess, Chas. w
seabrjght and Il. NJ. Gillslnnd. This Is tbl
iormer hoard with the exception Of Mr.. Gil
leland, who fills DR.. R. ". Hszletto place
that gentleman positively refusing a IT -elec
ton. Adividend OF 6 per cent was declared
The Wheeling and Belmont Bridge com.
pany, at lis ANIMAL meeting yesterday elected
Its OLD Board, conlsosed OF the following
gentlemen: Mcssrs. Z. CraDgle, James Max,
Vol. }. N. Vance, II. Reilly, D. @. List, A,
A. Howell, A. J. Clark, A. "! kslly and L.
The American Insurance Company has
elected as Board Of Directors Mcssrs. J. A,
aiillcr, John Frsw, Alex. Laing John II.
PAUL. 80 -
The EXCHANGE Bank re.slec.s its old Board
composed OF Messrs: J. N. Vance, Sami
Laughlin, L. s. Delaplain, John Frew, VIM.
dillingham;, A. W. Kelly aud s. Hork.
homer. 80 -.
The following were elected directors OF the
German Bank, Messrs: @. D. Hubbard,
PhiE schuehle, H. Schmulbacb; B. Fisher,
Fredk schonk, a. D. sesmou, A. Q. Egerter,
y. He'll and Q. W. Franshcim. . :,
The LaBelie Glass Works company elected
Measrs Z. T. Rhodes. David Brown, s. n.
Robinson, Richard Farley, DR.. L. A. Hi.
dresh, K. ]. Alexander and Louis Cook.
Inc works were started up yesterday, having
been idle since Christmas. The years bust.
ness Is considered by the company as yery
satisfactory, taking into consideration, the
circumstances. ss,fel ;i..,s ID. si7 ~
Mes:re. VIM; 9. Handlan, Henry Floto,
Henry. HellinE J. 0. Payne. ". NJ. CreigL.
ton, Richard Farley aud B. 4. Thomas have
been elected as Board OF Directors OF The
uaion Glass Works, Of Martins Ferry. The
showing fot the LAST six months was yery
satisfactory. Mr.. W. c. Handlan was Re.
elected President Mr.. F.C. Winship con.
tipLfa Es Senrnts1X ~ =, - s.. - =
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MakTIN'b FERRY.
General and Personnl News Items over
tho River.

General ana Pers0nnl News Items Over
tho River.
F. J. Brown is on the sick list.
MIR. N. X. knuht, Of Cleveland, was visit
ing iriends In town yesterday. --..,l
s. B. West lsit Tor st. Clairsyille vestardsv
TO attend the inne:a! OF his nephew.
Tho @, & P. boys were rals glad yester.
day BY the monthly visit Of tho pay car.
Miss Msttio Whitman is seriously i'll with
pneumonia at her home On Fourth street,.
Kline, the Washington street clothier, has
grown tired Of Martins Ferry and will leave
soon. ~ = "-I.,s'' - i :
r. P. Hayes, the Hanover street tailor will
remove to Halineville somstime in the near
future. -
y. Russell Wood spent Sunday at home,
the deep SHOW preventing the corps from
surveying any more at present. ~.
+. J. Manson and family returned from
Mt. Pleasant yesterday, where thew have
been Staying for the beoed! OF their health.
E1gene Rider has accepted position as
te!esfhph operator on the Panhandle rail-
ROAD and lett yesterday to take charge OF it.
The Salvation Army ives over again yester-
DAY with their drums and triAngles, but
failed to attract as well as usual, there being
no women with them. go y
Messrs. James a. George, @. r. shreve, T.
". shreye, W. 3. Hervey, q. W. Smith,
Thomas Johns, G. H. Smith and L W. Iugle-
bright left for Parkcrsburg yesterday by The
John Lomas, to give their evidence on the
scioto-Lomas disaster. II ~
Yesterday was one OF the worat DAYS for
Preaestrlans here that were ever Reen, there
being about two inches OF slush on ali INC
pavemcnts. The merchaats say It is beginning
70 tell on business. The schools are NOT more
than half filled. There Is not a person In
town that does not long for better weather.
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llarugnrI lus,nllat:or,

Tie Wheeling Hsrugarl Lodge No os4 las.
aud concluded with ssciai duuco at Beeth.
oven Hall. I. was n very pleasant occasion.
none bnt Germans participating The Harm.
caTi Ia the only organization III this couotry
that restricts liz membership 10 Germans.
aud 1t isaa undispnted fact that the Germans
when by themselves know how to enioy
themselves. They did last night at auy rate.
The etlico!s installed were: o.. Chag.
MILF; y B., F.". E5eling; Secretary, Hesry
Yank' =; Treasurer, John Weisner. The OpeIa
House orchestra furnished the music for the
dancing. Many prominent Germans and
their wives were there i=la. : ] & y. -. 2 -
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CLOSING OUT SALE

AT WALKERS, UNDER THE Mcclure
HOUSE-ENIIkE STOCK OF GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS. ~
To make room for tic Largest and
Finest line Of Hats and Caps ever shown
In wheeling, We commence this day to
close out our Entire tents Furnishing
Department, regardless OF Vnlue, Inv.
Ing decided to give our attention TO the
Hat and Cap Trade Exclusively.
< Call ut ence for Bargains ut -
l'ala TALkEk'S, 1874 Market st.,
1,t;!iF Under Mcclure HOusc.
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C!ScISSA1I: O.. January 14-Flour quiet: iamI
a9 ~, ~ ianSSy IS Goas 60 Wheat dull and nom
Oats ea.ier atS64ns7c. Rye quict Al dc u, r y
essie. at $500 Bulk meats quiet and iirm shouIden
65sS clear .a Ely tids 7Hc Baton Arm; shoulders Ike
firm Il. Butter duf Prime Ohio c,es ms,v s ~
choice dairy 80. Licseed oil steady ut 55ssSc. ~
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Moro kunM.

About $ o'clock las. night a light snow
storm set IN aud a: 9 o'clock this morning It
was showing qaite heavily, the flsecy flakes
having been falling sincs about II. 4 At first
the saow was avery damp one, but later in
the night Il became dtier.H The ground was
sossEs!! to the depsh Of over az inch, and the
once moro assumed their original whiteness
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Leap Year Party-A Good Rue In Local
Politics-Notes. ..ir,, :
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Oscar WlLpx's new b,ok, "Impressions of
America, will be eagerly read by all who as.
sisted TO iuske the poets TIP 80 decidedly
Cough Syrup Is metter OF little conseq ueuce
as the public havo airaaty pronounced It the
,emady for coughs and colds par excellence.
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* The Caroniee, San Francisco. CAL, p1t.
lishes q letter from Col. D. J. williamson, an
I Army officer and Ex.U. y. Consul. affirming,
thatafter long years Of Intense suffering from
known remedies, the, baths of other couu.
Z tries and spending Sc. 900 without relief be
was cured by st.Jacobs OIL the con uueror
oi pain, aud has thrown away biz crutchea, 4
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.Qble a,ttellieelirsa;,
ONCE: Nos. rs and - FourIeonln Street
New Advertisements.

!, Now Is the Time-B. F. Caldwell.
Special Sale Of Carpets-G. Mendel Il Co.
{ Dr.. John Z. smith-Third page. .
I Opera House-Callender Minstrel Festival
For Rent-A. Little.
: For Sale-C. O'Hare. ~
For Rent-P. L. Zinu. n
3Wanted-Help at New Mcclure House.
For Rent-Chas. W. Conner.
We Annouuce-Stanton & Davenport.
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SCARCITY OF APPLES,
! The Demand much in Excess OF the
ts,sf gF :. Supiiiy, ~

~ 't'stt Hlt, "a -. supply +' La -t ~. N
Il For several weeks there has besn rrowiua
scarcity In the Wheeling markets Of good an.
Piles. Indeed, apples OF any kind are scarce
and high, and good apples almost impossible
10 procure. Occasionally nice lot OF bald.
wins or russe.s or penicks finds its way into
the city, and BY industrious searching
a person fond OF tho fruit can generally tin1
pretty fair samples. But the g.oce. %:
huckster who has them holds them hjrh.
Frat class apples retail at 50 to 20 cents a
peck, and at wholesale anything at all fair
will bring IS 80 d barrel. A poorer grade il
plentier ut 40 cents peck retail. Mos. Of the
finest apples are In the hands of the Italian
.confectioners, who, soil them 9 for a n,cklc,
or the large ones 5 for dime and the tmali
ones for a nickle. ll5tg.. s5llJI a'T7s
II A reporter a,ked a grocer yesterday why
apples were 60 scarce, and was told that the
weather had had Its effect In reducing the
visible supply" Added TO this, the adj.
vanced season and the fact that the
yield was not large, Z. account Tor
tbs state I, Of the market. The incest
ones now seen are from the farmers along ,hs
Bethany pike, and out In that direction, or
down the river. Few apples have been
hhipped here from a distance this s,ssop,
Is asserted, because thera are
mons at a distance to be shipped. ~, @0
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THE DAILY Markets,
Tho Flnnucinl world.

SEW YoIK, January A.-Noney market easy
canttlo paper taGS per cent. Sterling Excbaprc
bankers bills steady Mt 81 81; demand 81 80. Tie
posted rates for BANKERS bills on Loudon were I'd.
vanced twice, the last ,iEle 10 81 S5ai S7% Owing
70 continued scarcity Of commercial bills tho Nd.
vance checked business and tho marke. closed
easier on M announcement that about 10000
bushels OF wheat Ind boon taKcn for export to-day
GOvERSMESrs-Eirm ~ -
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'RAILNOAD ACTIVITY.
Another Road -Morynntown's
Line 10 tue l.. Il q. -.

Ltnc 10 tue u. 4 o. 80
Secretary OF State sta!naker yesterday Is.
sued certificate Of incorporation 10 the Bal.
timore, West Virginia & Western Railroad
Company, corporation having its principal
cillce at Philadelphia. The capital stock is
S5.Go0.0o0 in shares Of $50 each. The road
which tho company proposes 10 build will
commence at or near the Eastern boundary
OF Hardy county, this State, aud run By The
most practicable route to the Ohio river, in
Jackson or Mason county. The corpors!oYs
are George Haraart Frank D. Briscoe, p.
Dayey aud George W. Hunter, Of Philadel.
phis, and J. Vice Norton, Of Wheeling each
Of whom holds ope shara = r. - to' -~'-
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RIVER NEWH,
Notca Abont tho stenmbo,o1,ts. Ron

= . II = !.
Note" About tho STEAMBOATS,, Bank
Briefs, Tclesrnphic Reports, etc,
This rise will get the O. L. T. W, yharfboat
OF the bank where sao has been Wing since
the sudden fall In the river. She has been IN
o good position and is not at all injured. y :
The river continued rising at this mint
yesterday. the marks last evening indicatinc
a depth Of IL feet s incher The river ia s,iItII
full Of floating ice, but 1t is expected that bv
this evening, it will be pretty well run oui
No business iu being done on tho levee. 80
PIrTsBURaH, January l4-Riyer g feat 4
inches and falling; cloudy and mild. :
PAaHER, Pa, January 14.-Riyer Q feat {,
inches and stationary; weather clear and
RlcE's LANDING, PA, January Il, River ii
feet 3 inches and falling; weather cloudy:
Thermometer 49,. -. s. $40 d bal. - :,
BRowNsvIILE, Pa, January l4.-Riyer ia
ieet 4 inches; and falling; weather clear;
Thermometer Ats. n 4; ~, ~ :" -
MoRoASrows,sW Va +, ] snuary 14-River
. feet and falling; wealth .r cloudy and thnw.
ing; thermometer AS. q y 80
MoRaANrowS, " Va, January 14,,-Riyer 10
feet, back water from gorge below Town.
weather cloudy; Thermometer. AZ. ~
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"A FA CT!

That all goods In my place Of
/ business have been reduced to such
i q figure that should you desire any.
\ thing in my line, you can certain.
Fly bs pleased, both us to price aud
i quality, by fay0ring me with acall.
y l will flrststute tiiatali Youths,
Boys, School and Children's Cloth
ing has been reduced to m amaZ.
fingly low price, and then quote the
following reductions In mons suits
and 0yercOats:
Y From 50 90 to IS 90. @
From $40 90 to 81 50.
al; From Sll %, to IS CO.. Q W
From SIP so 10 $40 90.
a,se From Sl4 90 to Sll 50.
i From $lG 90 to Sl2 90.
From $lS Is to SIS 90.
Don't forget that 1 carry a full
line Of Gents Furnishing Goods.
~ DAVID ASH,
jalo t.a so TWELFTH sTRHET.
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The map and profile Of the West Virginia
Midland railrosd company were yesterday
hled In the Office OF the Secretary Of State by
W. @. McGreW,- Vice President o. the com.
pany. The map shows the Iacation of the
road through MoIgantown, and up the valley
OF Deckers creek, through part OF y.lIey
district, in Preston county, to Hardman's
switch, on tho D. & 0. read near Grafton.
The location OF the water switch in Morgan.
town is also shown, the owners Of the lands
through which theroad as located will pEss.
and the notable places elong the propose d
line. This road is the old "Iron Valley "a
Morgantown road, and ia alleged to be- the
3. d 0. Company's route into Pennsylvania.
1t has good capital already subscribed, and
seems TO be destined to become something
more than paper" road. :
WORK RESUMED. W.
The Washington Reporter OF last evening
says: MI. J. L. McCabe, one of the contract.
ors for the first five miles OF the work to be
done on the Hemrdeld extension, has NJ
rived, and work by small force OF men was
resumed at Brady's tunnel this morning.
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PURCHASERS Of Boots aud Shoes should call
and inspect my stock before purchasing. 5 I
am Offering all goods at very popular prices.
S.Sfty 4 81 !: IA Il $50 Lev. BLoyp. -
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In order to get of large surplus stock /
viii make heavy reductions on good seasona.
bio goods from this date. Call and seeare
bargains, ,i,I L.V, BLOND. =
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LIV6 ElOCk,

CHICAGO. January l4.--The DrorxIs' Journal 70.
400 head; coed hogs Ice higher; lsft weak: pseks
,pE y lSs5 5S; packing and shipping IS cad IS:
Light s5 cost 81 sE!ps 81 2Sa5 co. ta,,.eCReceipis
e,N0 neaai shlpmcn2 200 head; narEet dull ard
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Thermometer Record,

Scalloped Oysters at tho Peoples Res.
taurant lo-day. -
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Cation,
Cotton IN fair de
Dry Goods.

NEW Yo9x. January 3-Dry Gao,!s-A largo mum.
Der OF buyers were present aud Ia ginsll ms, drets
goods aud other specialtics there VISA good trade
ket kh0wH greater activity. --.- - - ~
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The following shows the range of the Their
mometer, as observed at schnspt's drug store
Opera House corner yesterday:
~. ,f'5=fT 1853, < 1894
4. Y. i'm 3HX.7P. "A. M.l2X,8r.M.7F,u
,lfslo. G'2o % % 10 40 IS 30
tsisft.'gi=E. INDICATIONS.
WAsH1NaroN, D. G., January l5.-l:3O A,
A.-For Tennessee and the Ohio Velley
rains and snow, generally followed by clear
Ing weather; rising, preceded in the eastern
portions by slight fall In barometer
northcssterly winds and colder.
, For the Lower Lake region, cloudy weather
ioca! snows; northerly winds, rising barome
ter; in the western rising, followed BY falling
barometer. -
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:. s. Is, coupors.,,..l3I
y. =. oo.'.....ss....,..HslW
u.S.4Ss, coupons. ..lllL

W o. a'sSt COupOnB ,.lllTl "a a..H H#n.," U--
RAILWAY BoSps-Quie, .E uD
STATE sEcuRlrIEs-DIll. Il.
Pacific Gu Of 95..,..,l2SJI foulsiara rorso,v IL
Central Pacific iltsts.llIsS Misouri a. '".., lM
Krle secondB.......... SSSSt. Josenh IGSi
y. 7. d 3. q. Hfs.s...iI6 Tcnnrssfe lid. $3.50. ri
n !; Eouu s nAt.-"!lS Tennessee Gs. new. 81
~ =; 4 Lanu dhns"!0S virginia GS........... IS
~ y. s. sanA,us iunu"ll! IVirgiuia cons0ls, OK.
te1; III ray Mhu grIh. Az ira mat. COUPONS. Al
o IVY HtaMmc ulV', 5Jt>8 Virginia dcferreI... W
,eTocks-Ihe market opened weak and prices de
cllntu lsas per cent, aud after rallyipg Hsls DC,
cent. ngtlu became depressed, In sympathy with
| INC breAf III Wabash preferred and ct, Paul, The
lowest quotations Of the day were generally current
Al INC clote. when prices showed decline OF LsS
per cent the latterst. PAUL Tho depres Ion was
uue 70 me appointment Of Receiver ior The North
HVet construction Co pany, 10 the heavy pressure
70 EEL west Shore and Buffalo lyes, 10 the aunouc,.
ment that General Manager CLARK, OF the UDion
Pacific, had refuscl 10 rnify Tie traffic asreeulc,;
ment inside with the Chicago. Burlington 4 Quincy
anu Beaver d Rio Gsande Rats last wees. and ia
other trunk lines. :
Durlng the aisernoon there was some buying for
iops anu mort account wDich led totcmporsry nal.
lies. buying being based Oh reports The Joint tx.
ccnliye Com nitIec Of the Eastern Tr,nk Line rool
was III session and compromise with the LackG
wanna company asreed upon. It was also st lled
the OF Manager clark 10 the ira c agree
meht would be adjusted by the Executive Officers
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VALUABLE FARM
( GENERAL NOTICES,
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING :

There will be q meeting Of tbs Stockholders o,
the Citizens Railway Company al the uil.ce Of lhe
iAvm CT Insurance Compary. 10 the City Of
70 1851 for the election OF five u,rectofs and lbe
lore them. zis5 ~ VAN n Hat AZ. :"
lAll :, - J, =. = ~ slE ~ - 'al Secretary
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STOCKHOLDERS MEErING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual moe Ing OF the Etcclholdcls of The
bSnwood lion Works will he hcld ~ The p,iucipal
Giice OF the company, 70. II Fourteenth street on
luesday. JANUARY 2, 1884, at Z O'clock T. w., 10,
the purpose Of elcctng nine directors to stlye
dniiDy mo ensuing year, and Tor The ,ranfae.i9u
Of such her business as may come be orc them,
~ ALUsXU LICKING Efc,ntsrv j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-01-15

dor RENT-TIlE TWO STORE
IL roorts with DIV elliugs s,tschtd, Nos. IAN az
1917 street, now ocenpitd BY O. Knoll sud
Az. lans!eilei. Ihe Brick dwelling, No ia
given April 1T, 1881. Apply TO lhSkY K, IiisT Ta
ltO Maln MISet. - ~ Wv dpl7