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Charles Frohma.nn, Who has already paid
the authors s.. 900 In cash as q prelimiri.

aty fee. IN u ID M S s71,Fss5i n 81
/ According 10 Consul Pettus, strikes
never ,occur.i in, China, and labor, unions
would have a sickly development, as no
laborer Is permitted 10 seek employment
outside OF his own district. Carpenters
worry along on twenty-five cents o day,
and blacksmiths on s. month.
Miss Agnes Borket, Of Buffalo, has
sued the Western, New York & Pennsyl.
vania railroad :for $40, 900 damages .ior
the, loss OF her, beauty. Last March she
was struck byia train on that road, Sand
her face was badly cut. Ineradicable
blue spots give her face a tattooed ap.
pearance. r. 35 ts Il. II z II.
ii Tho patrons OF Usher Pope's theater,
In 81. Louis, have dropped dime In the
slot and pulled yout an opera glass fol
the last time. q Not one OF the glasses re.
mains in tho thsater and the boxes have
all beenf removed. There were 145 Of
these glasses at the start, and every one
Of them has been stolen. z Il II n, MI!
During the Christmas vacation Prof
Dana, Of Yale, has been hunting ovel
the country for botanical and5geologica
specimens, and has succeeded in discov
ering some rare and valuable ones. AL
though nearly seventy years old, Prof
Dana Is in full physical yigor, and Is abb,
to endure Longer, walks than the MAORI
| y. OF his pupils. 81 = Z Il
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Important Revelations. Z

Pittsburgh Commercial, vi
THE hearings before the Ways and
Means Committee relative to proposed
changes in the tariff, while exhibiting
nothing specially new as to the subject
matters discussed, resulted in some
startling revelations as to the growth OF
tariff sentiment in the South. Demo-
cratic members OF the committee have
been greatly disconnected at the frank
statements OF representative Southern
business men like Gen. Imboden, who
reluctantly coniesses that, while Demo.
Gratis, they are not in sympathy with the
party policy gs respects the tariff. They
are proteclionists,s end toEthat extent
Republicans in continent and purpose.
There Is n growing sentiment in the
Sosth n'"faFor Of protection which, il
unconnected with local issues, would
soon make Missouri, Tennessee North
Carolina, Virginia, and other States re-
liably Republican. s.:
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Democrats charge that Republicans in
this country arc doing what they can to
discredit the Republic in Brazil. This
because Republicans have not been will
ing to rise up in mass meeting and in
the name OF the Government Of the Uni
ted States recognize the Republic Of
Brazil. :sz5 Isl: * 6.
& Recognition will come. in due time.
Meanwhile the Republic will not suffer
by the attitude Of tho United States.
And perhaps the Democratic party will
recover, from its present prostration,
which resembles severe attack OF the
influence, VI
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DIDN'T ,jll N VA WANT TIT II EARTH.

An incide ant OF the OIL Excitement In the
Ss Ohio Field. y !,
when tho oil excitement spread from
Pennsylvania To- Ohio, a German near
Liverpool began TO sink a well in his
back yard. All the work was done by;
hand power, and his drills were Of the
the cheapest make. He hammered away
for week after week and month alter
month, unit he was pretty near the rooi
over China. Then few OF us planned
to2giveN him q surprise and make llife
worth the living, OF at least few hours
Of it..ts We got "a gallon OF crude oil and
pourediit into and around his we'll III
which the drills were tillat work. This
was done at night, and next morning
when We got around there, according 10
agreement, Hans.was sitting otiTa bench,
arms folded, and his pipe alight.s
tsN"'What tEStruck 1t at last exclaimed
one Of the boys, in great establishment.
.stYaw,,fI hat struck her, was the
calm reply tjs.i.sl li,l 8,
SiReaily got oil. I Old fellow, let us
CuuRtdtuiate you, ~ IS -.
9sWoa ll shook hands with him, got
down and tasted the oil and inspected
the well, and finally one, Of the crowd
inquired ~ AAlS 1sl9 Y w \
dHans, do you want to sell out ?" = /
a"Yaw, ! sell out,"was the compliment
rejoinder. Il , \, ffi
saWell, We arc hcre to buy II VIC can
get satisfactory figures. You know az
well as we do that your well will proba.
bly, prove a hummer. 1t promises at
least ], 900 barrels day. 4
E"Maype two tousand,n said Hans. Y.
"Who Gun say? Now then; give us
yourlowest cash figures, right oil quick.
What's your fgure2 ~
2!"yell; / take iecfty dollar."
"What ?" { { Z ss, e. rs 3.sS
9"Vhas she too high ? Veil, l make it
ferty dollar. Dot bays for my tools und
makes me all right q Z '. q e ~
"Why;; man. do you mean that you
only ask $40 for this l,000.barrel oil
well ~ e. ~ " g. -. n
G"Dot vhas who I mean. and il she
Was too high | make it fife dollar less.
Shall VIC make oudt some paper 2osi .
! And We had 10 back -square down and
back out Of that back yard feeling TINT
we had been left. : As the matter turned
out the well would have been dear at 4(
cents, t:3. e IS II;
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Il. wonderiul Effect ON Tic Liver, sto,mnol,

It's Wonderful Effect ON the Liver, stomnoI
III Bowels, Kidneys and Blood.
Dr.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir is a pleas
ant lemon drink that positively cures ali
Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion,
all Sick and Nervous Headaches, Kid.
ney Disease, Dizziness, Loss OF appetite,
Fevers, Chills, Palpitation OF Heart, and
all other diseases cansed by: disordered
liver, stomach and kidneys, the first
great cause Of all fatal diseases. q 80 cents
and 81 per bottle. Sold by druggists,
Prepared onlyby H. Motley, NJ D., at
lanta, Ga. ~ iss & Z: rII1s 81
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SAYS the New York World: "There
are ruilians and lynchers in the South
as in the West, but they are far from
voicing the aentimentsof their commune
ties" But it cannot be said Of the West
that its ruilians and lynchers control en-
tirely its representation in Congress and
the Electoral College. This is what the
country complains OF in the South. igsi
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7 Ducklen's Arnlcn Salyc

The best salye in the world 5for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,f fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all; skin ieruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or!no pay required. Sit
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or moneylrefunded. Price IS cents per
box: For sale by Logan; Drug Co. gsssie
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By this time next year West Virginia
may know who is to 20 down in history
] as the successor in the Governors chair
] to L. Willis Wilson. Meanwhile West
Virginia cultivates the virtue Of patience
and Republican votes. fi5is
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$DO NOT SUFFER- q ANY i; ( LONGER /.

knowing that q cough can 10 checked
ina day,!and the first stages Of consump.
ton brokenin; week, We hereby guar.
antee DR.. Acker's English Cough Rem
edyY and will refund, the money to all
,whosbuy,S takesit as per directions, and
do not find our statement correct. u; For
sale by Logan Drug Co., J. IT. G GOODWIN
4 Co., o. r. Goetze,1 A.T Young, ] ohm
Colamn n 50 LEs,..l !, ~. y
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The Senatorial contest in Ohio may
+ be described as the brains Of the Demo-
cratic party vs. tho SssS:s$ssS. It is an
even toss which will win, with the odds
on the side Of the SS&sssS. 1t is a
pretty fight as 1t stands. :l.j i-s.ll
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" js - 80 Il DIED. ~ 81 B.
FRITZ-on Wednesday, January /, 1850, 'ALoszo
L., SOL OF AdUlph and Amelia Fritz, aged II
years, months and II days. :; Z; q .5.i
Funeral Friday afternoon at . o'clock, from
! 1901 Jacob street. S, - x Il. =
REED-0n Wednesday, January L. 1890, at his
residence In Martins Ferry, JoHs REED, ST.,
in his Goth year. no. s,iyi b rs III ;;
Funeral Thursday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
= Friends Of the family are invited. - 81
KRoNHART-At Benwood, ". Va, on Monday,
~ December 50. 1889. at 5 O'Clock p. M, Mrs.
~ liARBAKA ERoSnARr, wife OF C. W. Eron.
hart, aged 81 years, months and 81 days. :.
The funeral will take place from her late resi-.
dence this Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
1nterment at Greenwood Cemetery. Y
LAvEY-on Tuesday. December 81, 1850, at
( .. 1885 O'Clock p. M, JULIA w., daughter OF
Joseph !. and Kate Larey, aged Is years and
m ~ months. r. - -, ~ i,
Funeral from tho residence OF her parents, cor.
ner OF Eleventh and Charles streets, this
tThursday) afternoon at . O'Clock. Friends
"a; OF the family are invited. !lnterment at Mt.
IA Calvary Cemetery. y IS =
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y WnoorISG cough, Group, sore throat,
sudden colds. and the lung troubles pc
culiar to children, are easily controlled
by promptly administering Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. This remedy is safe to take,
certain in its action; and adapted to all
constitutions. " ~ D&w 81
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."You Farm, Wen Manufacture,

70
In the January number OF the North
81 american 'Rsriew Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.
IA Blaine discuss the tariff question. Mr..
81 Blaine has ut the start this advantage
over his opponent, that he discusses the
question as it applies to his own couE-
stry, while Mr.. Gladstone atIlrms Free
Trade to be right morally and economic
ALLY for all countries timed not DO
n said that the controversy is conducted
4 on high plane and with consummate
ability. The weakness Of Mr.. Glad
\ stone's paper lis the weakness yof his
i cause, for which the advocate does all
ithat a skillful disputant can do.
5 * The point in Mr.. Gladstone's paper
I most suggestive to Americans is his nd.
wise to US to "raise more cereals and
( more cotton at low prices" because We
! can do this cheaper than; we can manufac-
turc, while Great Britain is at her best
] in manufacturing and needs cheap food
!; for the working people who turn our
cheap cotton into fabrics for home con-
sumption and for export. N; $ ~
This is the old British colonial policy,
then a matter Of law now9a matter OF
friendly counsel. It is the policy to-day:
pursued. by Great Britain with regard to
! her political U dependencies. n II her
2adroitE statesmanshipS could induce this
country to abdicate its commercial and
industrial sovereignty within Its own
domain and consent Sto, 4 be once more
dependent on her: for our: manufactured
commodities, there would be the peace
.ful conquest Of ian empire such aas no
,conqueror& has ever: won with 1 the
sword. y q.
Mr.. Gladstone does / not excite the
wonderful powers Of his imagination 70
paint the picture Of the artisan millions
of this country driven out Of their EN-:
ploymcnt and forced back on the soil in
competition!with; those at present engag:
cd in that work.
}S3It5 mayE be imagined that Mr.. Glad:
stones advice has not escaped Mr.. !
sHaAIQa
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A BosroY prophet predicts that within
the present year tho Gar Of Russia will
go or by tho suicide route. This will
make the Eihilists decidedly .uncom.
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SENATOR GonMAN urges tho Demo.
cratic editors Of Maryland to oppose
ballot reform. This should give ballot
reform big boost. sgi53.
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SWASHB3;Ul.[]R3N,C RE,JO,!S;BE,Y,ICOI..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.

? II you want tho best -four order OF your grocer
barrel OF, sack OF washburn, Crosby Co.'S Gold
Medal Flour, Don'tforget the name. Is ,ii,.
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Mrs.. Haggard, OF Brakeman, the
mother Of Rider Haggard, lately died at
the ago OF CO., She was an accom- lished
woman OF literary tastes, and was
known us the author Of two volumes OF
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Trustees Sales.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE.
=: by virtue Of deed OF trust made by Bridget
Noone TO me as trustee, dated July !, 1887, 10
Corded In Deed OF Trust Book 10. %. page $40.
In the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, Will sell al the
north front door OF the Court House OF SAID
county, on 4 6t55! itl55sE5 ~ a
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of JANUARY, 1890,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the following
described property, that Is Ito My:sA piece OF
ground situate in the city ot whceling,3 Ohio
county, west Virginia, being the south bali OF
lotsnumbered forty three. situate on the east
side OF Market street on the north side OF Twen,
,ty.seyenth street aud at the corner oil said
streets; said half lot has frontage OF twenty.
i've feet on Market street and extends back oil IN
even width binding Oh Twenty seventh h'reet
one hundred feet 10 an alley -si5 -
ISThe title Is believed 10 DO perfect, but selling
Is trustee will convey ouly the title vested In
me By said deed OF trust .,
;5TRRMs OF SALE-0nc.third and Rs much moro
Q! the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day
OF bale, the balance In two equal installmens Ut
one and two years, notes bearing interest IRON
the day OF sale 10 b. given for the deferred pay.
ments the buildings 10 be kept insured iof tho
beneft OF the deferred payments. and the title
70 DO retained until payment Is made ~ lull.
f;:.,s = W. J. ". C0WDEN, Trustee
hSW,H, HAlLYR, Auctioneer. itrsg3Ss de2l &,
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1850 CANE in mild, mellow and bcauti.
iul. Some folks who got too mellow did
not look beautiful. Z
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING! q

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of tho
underwriten' Insurance Compan OF Wheeling,
VIVA. will be held at tho oflce OF the com:
pany, LEO Main street, on wednesday, January
-, lS:p. between the hours OF 2 and y. M, for
any other business that may come before them.
q iti5 Is Il }5ls ALFRED. PAUL., Secretary. q.
WHEELING, WA, january /, 1890. - jR2!Th
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TIE most remarkable cures Of scrotuia
on record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try it. Sold by all
druggists. ~ Is !! 800 s.
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Women, wine and woe begin with the
same consonant, aud all are apt to
double you''up. 4; ~ :
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IT must make Calvin 5. Brlcc smile to
hear himself spoken Of, even in the heat
OF debate, rs q statesman. Htat.lE 4
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO. !

IHu e01.'s- 00UNI 2 n -a7i
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF F.?J.
Cheney 4 Co., doing business in the
City OF Toledo, County and State afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
OF one hundred dollars for each and
every case OF satarrh$ that cannot be
cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh Cure.
E FRANK ]. CHENEY. &;
Sworn to before me, .and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day OF Decem-.
Der, a. D. 1856. "a ~ 81 /,
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Unlike the majority OF things in this
queer world, logs are always mist until
thep are gone. h. I'll
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- sHs 90 "a araHa 3
For Sale.

pESIDENOE FOR SALE-MY RES
LIZ IDEECB, No. n Sixteenth street House
In perfect order; furnished with natural and
artificial gas and all wafer conveniences. Pos.
session eau he given April !, or sooner II 10.
OuIrpd d. +, CALDWELL i'il.sl2 > s.g.s de3l
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SEAL s J" :, } go, tAN,S,'
4sl 49, li4 Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal.
lyand acts directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials, free. ri iSi1.aa',s8
F; J. CHENEY ( Co., Toledo, o.
Y e9''Sold BY Druggists, IS cents. q paw
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A Stockholders Meetings.. !.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. !,

STOCkHOLDERS MEETING. 4
Z The annual meeting oil the stockholders Of The
National Bank Of West Virginia at Wheeling,
will DO held al tho banking House on Tuesday,
January II, 1890 between tho hours OF one liI
and three (S) O'Clock =. m, for tho election oi
Directors md the transaction OF any ether bl,sI.
ness that may come before them. z. lii5l,'' :,
So IS 10 g.ai,,, JOHN WAGNER, Cashier
3 wngELiSo, VIVA. January !. 1880. jai
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Proposals.
SEALEDi PROPOSALS.

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Sealed proposal. will be rccei; cd from citizens
Of Ohio county, at the Office Of the City Wafer
board, until y O'Clock noon, Monday, January
9, 1850 ior Coal fas Water Works for ihc year OF
qnlrod will DO furnished BY the Superintendent.
al tho Works. ls1.t ~ 7-i rsIs7 sE X
i de28 StS,f3N,s3 THE CITY WATER HOARD.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


- y -slA7sI9f UFFICE OF WATkN WOKkE, n
MARTINS FERRY, o. December II, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until O'Clock p. M, Of Monday. January Q,
1890. and opeved Immediately thereafter. for
furnishing about All tons OF Cast Iron Water
and 50 Valves. Also Tor laying ssl olive, (NSoat
5}f miles, and setting UP said Fire IlydmnS and
Valves. !, Blank forms and Specifications can be
be had upon application To this Office.
BY order OF the Board. . n t1.s '.-s
I. helS .atsnE ..Ea.E,J J. i. MlTGHELL EecrntarY
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Campbell anl Lauble- On tho Sd Inst, by the
& Rev. DR.. Evans, James A. Campbell. Md,
LIN. C.s.. Dublin, M.k.CS., L.R.C.P., late Of
Paris aud Llmayady, 10 SADIE, youngest daugh.
ter Of the llon. L. A.. LAubio, supreme Court
y Judge, Youngstown, Ohio. &, S Il sfS
# This capital way of doing things seems
odd on this side OF the pond.
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THIS is from the Coleraine, Ireland,
Chronicle, one Of our most esteemed CO.
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New Advertisements

NlHINleWf HuVertIsemont q
INtANTED-GIRLsFOR HOUSE.
GyYf1 wokK,in "a family OF three, A good
place for good gill. y sgDs Water street, Ja2s
1A osT4WEDN spAY!5AFTERNooN
small amount Of money q Finder! will confer
q favor on owner BY 1eaylns al this office JAZZ 2
NHL0RKINGMAN,Ss INVESTMENT.
tttaP Positively, your last chance 10 buy q Lot
lime, sile 2SxioG, In Marylynn, Addition 70 Hen.
wood, which Will be part OF Wheeling soon,
With cheap and quick .traniportation.- Only q
few more lefty Call and see plat and full par.
ssa A. L MRoLf 4 CO. ROal Estate Agents,
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DRESS.MAKING.

Dis1ssG 70 ~ = ~ 1; n StsF
MrS. A. ". IIathayay, "a now prepared TO 70.
Ladies' who desire elegant fitting Drehses are In.
vited TO bring their work 10 me-. IN have q
system that lnsnres a. perfect fitting garment.
No e1travAgant charges. Prices arc very low.
PG.i Mis-. 4, v. HATHAWAY, lilo Main 81. :
oyer Geo. n. sl0ok & Co, g Dfy Goods Store. g
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CTOCKHOLDERS' lIEETING

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of IN.
German Bank oil Wheeling, ". Va, will be
held at It's banking house on Thursday, Jan. Z
uary 10, 1890. at O'Clock p. M, for tho purpose I
OF electiDg Directors, and such other business
as may properly come before Il. 'lS ~. = ~
Al this meeting Will DO offered resolution 10 e
extend the continuance OF the corporation for i
period not exceeding atty years. ,'Gf III . =
BY order Of the directors.
i}sss, II ~ ~ "a nv a H. J, BAYUA Cashier
= DEcEhhER ID. lSSD. ,rls7'is7l71 dc5) I'll 2
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! BARGAIN PRICES.


Ladies' Embroidered Linen HandkerchieIs at
12H, 25 So T5c and upwards. s " y Ia15
Ladies' Pure Linen Initial Handkerch!ets at
Is cents. sd rs 55ls' & go. 20 :
: Gentlemcn's Fine Hemstitched IIandkercheis
at Is cents. Ez;! "a go
Gents extra fine HemstItehed Pure Linen
handkerchief Mt 25 cents. "a 5,fiI.3!l
Gents extra fine Hemstitched Initial Hand.
korchiefs at IS ccuts I-IgE, lISI.T u
Z, - Gents Japanese SILK Initial Hanakerchieis at
Fine Towels at l21<s. %, e5, 80. 80 and 60 cents.
See our extra fine Towel at 6S cts, worth 81 90.
Handsome Table Cloths, with Napkins 10
match, at 81 80 and IS 90 per SET =
Plain Tur key. Red Cloths, yards long, at S5c
b Plain Turkey Red Cloths. OK yards long, at 81,
Eiderdown Comforts at So 81, S. %, 500 and
upwards y B 4 n ~ -
y Elderdowh Pillows and Head.rests all prices.
SIX Umbrellas at 81 Is, 81 50, 81 %, 50 90 and
Full stock Of Dress Goods, shawls, Kid Gloves
Quilts; Skirts and Underwear at popular prices
3 Black Silks marked down for Holiday sales. : :
y Fashionable Furs for Ladies' and Children. K.
ladics' and Children's Cloaks marked down to
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n = - 80 n n ~ ~ ~
=, n N I, i!.5 ~ \
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CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.

~ g9i : 4. Z Il .li,
THE annual meeting Of the stocsholden Of the
held at The office Of the Company on Monday
the thirteenth (l8th) day OF January, 1890, 10.
tween The hours Of gand O'Clock n. M, Tor lie
election Of nine managers to serve during tho
s1'sSipss t,it1is JOS. LAWSON, Secretary. I
q wMEELINo, W Va. Dec 10. 1850. g}iiS dem
Arizona silver belt., 1890-03-08

The Phoenix Herald stat3s that Gov. ernor Woaey, at the request of the Phmuix Chamber of Commerce. has prevailed upon the Secretary of War to suspend the order abandoning Fort Mcdowell until the petitions now be- ing prepared by people of Salt River Valley have been sent in. This is one of he unpleasant features connected with the office of chief.eSecutiye. The Governor is expected 10 receive and prefer all sorts of requests and peti- tons, no matter how irrelevant, and often, it must be with great reluctance that he does so. In the case of Fort Mcdowell, there IS no plausible excuse for it's continuance, and it, together with Forts WhippIe and Verde, should he promptly abandoned and new and larger posts established at strategic points near the San Carlos reservation, and She unruly reds better kept under restraint.