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New Hampshire Democrats Appeal - she
Courts.

New Hampshire Democrats Appeal - she
Courts.
CoXooRD. Dec. 22.-In the Office OF the Clsrk
Of tho Supreme Court for Bslknap county. st
Lsoonia. this afternoon. Harry Bingham OF
Littleton and others. representing the Demo-
Gratis in the House OF Representatives. nlsd .
petition for an Injunction en- dining Stephen 8.
Jewstt, Clerk Of the House. from placing upon
the roll OF membership Of the House of 1891
for its orGanizati.n tho names OF III entitled"
by persons who claim to have tosn legally
elected members Of the next Legislature,
praying for mandRmus commanding Clerk
Jewstt to place upon the roll OF tho House OF
1891. for It's organization. their names aud the
names OF Representatives elected In towns
specifically enumerated and specified In the
statutes,
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Notes 81 Foreign H.ppeslass.

NJ. Leroy. Postmaster OF LYONS France. has
.ommittsd suicide BY. jumping from the
window OF his private oifice.
Gen. George 8. BAtchellsr, the new United
Setes Minister to Portugal. has arrived al
isbop. aAd he will bs received by the Hing on
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<MUsEMENT&
-LShsaerss~ Giv~H ~ ths Artists 81 tAs
Metropolitan Opera Company.

Mstrspsiitsn Opera Company.
AZ the first performance OF Lohcnerin' this
season, Herr Gudehus was the hero. At the
second and third. on Saturday afternoon OF
last week and yesterday evening" Herr Dippel
sang the tenor part with great credit to him
self and his excellent masters. Ftom certain
ways Of exact pronunciation. from the produc-
tion OF his tone, and certain msnnerisms II
seems almost an undeniabls fact that
Diprel has studied with stockhaussn. This
famous man was Alvarys master also,
and those who remember the great
tenors tone quality. his pbrssing. and
stage presence will not fail to notice rssem-
blancs. more or less strong, to Alvary In Herr
Dlppel. Our present artist 10 still very young.
and though 1t may we'll be questioned whether
his natural voice is anywhere noar as bssuti-
ful as that Of his elder con,,tre. yet much must
be said In praise OF Dppel,s jndicious, manly,
sincere sine sSnSu Musical p meshods W Wocay Sud.
easily encompass. es what Dippel is Obliged to
sSa bipss fosm IS sGae.u Ga biz
iul-two charms which ought never 70 be ao-
o. th
Of solo artists been strong enough g 70 dSn6,e S
the parts Il an k1h hubn sa
nnd various, but aimost. ii. NOT quite, Of e1ual
qsa' risal i.a. ess Sh h admrass ADM Ways 81 her
own. for. though Jahn's acting is Of the most
faint and uni inspired kind, yet u never onenos.
would always cover u multitude of DRAMATIC
sins. Behrens and Fischer nre. very much
alike az Klnqs. and thus It will be seen that
many combinations and changes Of cast con
On Saturday afternoon the principal artists
were Scholler Huhn. Dippel. neichmanp and
Fischer. Last night the three last named were
the bns Jahn sn GStIe ssns ee aWo
tiful throughout nll Of the difficult part Of
sive character softened n little. and invested
with tho charm OF winning personality that
eannot be covered un even By such i1i1ht1nl ,h
performance OF Frau Hyt1s was lovely. Thsre
have been more powerfully dramatic and IN
tense Ortrids very often seen. but none pleas
Anter to hear.
OF the chorus We. cannot epeak IN terms Of
praise for their - Lohengrin work. 1t Is their
worst sxampe both ss to tune ana IL tine: ne Th,s ne
standard OF a performance which should oe a.
most perfection. laid out as 1t is on generous
and elaborate scale OF production.
Pauline Hail Arai. Adnired as Erniaie."
Upon the stage Of the Grand Opera House.
which is literally in the heart Of this city. Paul
inc Hall reappeared last night as the star OF
"Erminie." which is associated with her most
popular labor as an entertainer OF Metropoli-
tim theatreeoers- 1t was her first appearance
in her old time role since her withdrawal from
the company with which she first sang It.
The selection OF the opera proved wise.
crowded auditorium welcomed the actress
with great cordlalty, and the familiar music
looked handsome as Is her wont. She wore
Just as many Jewels RS she chose aud did
good deal to divert attention from the fact that
hear critical comparison with Its original bril-.
liant stage setting and cast
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clinic two We INFECTIONS were mad.. At the Ger. G
man Hospital there were, nineteen inocula-
WRo vas 's pa By her mohsr Th:
sW, erirtcndept told them there was no room
but tho Gi;l who could scarcely speak above .
S.ss 'sss sss'Iasssd Isss al s
can,y 81 S.x & seffey a hs
street last night, DR.. John A. Linsley read a
\. koas sndts III ohsris Il Esr ~
Shs az i ss 4 sssssssa s'ssss;
M pa o,s la. to yet W ,he1o g, 'sSs oeoet i
fc s.cnrs :ent. sna at 80 Their. i no stand.
!vs room, II is difficult even ior the patisnts
sta c as M nas s's sens nssst ss
ssoho fae amount s 'S2 lie rs tafsa sno Il
cEo lnillsH m mo, and the amount is increased
to ten. Tho !njsstons ar. made in the
3 Tsissa II s leaving S dFss srearls had nos as
dfffsfs I. TO 70. se.s kse esrsf s:
men yi!iout u. nss Of liberal fees, Koch Is
assat!sned With his .SpsEms%n,s s.E y % and Is work
tssSre tne ans!ysls 10 made known. and We
must wAt for months before we Gan expect 10
Ss wha ss,.S 2! rom Berlin y.sisr.y
.,En Warner ssi.o ..id:n. war. @ 70 say On:
An,srians. He showed great -eourtssy. AID
sad have OF 20 see anyone who MAS treated
politely. WhAn loft was positively assured
taat vI.hin :wo weeks there would ie enough
lrnpk sent here f1r tho use OF all ths larGea
haSpltl,.'
Y0rNGarouS. ~. Dec. 22-Dr. W. II. Buch-
Fer, who has been in Germany Tor three }Sars
srS Tor tn" rss; eight months was In Dr.
kochs La oratory. returned ZONE to-day. In
The sscret OF the iyniph 10 Iealousiy guard
%. The most .plausitle theory ] have. after
In IiG lah Ia hat M
tars or tuhsrc!s baccliii In gslstins Il put
Inio an, sir-tiEht ircuhator lying op an
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A 0uestion Of business.

A grapevine Especial telegram" from
Morgantown, published In the Register,
quotes Colonel Robinson, OF Min.
eral county, as saying that ono rea.
son why Mr.. Elkins would not be for.
midablc candidate for Congress against
Mr.. Wilson, Is tho fact thathe 10 mot a
West Virginian by birth or association"
From this we infer that In the event OF
Mr.. Elkins' nomination the carpet bag
cry Ia 10 be raised. Thus 1t Is that Demo.
trats who claim TO BIO in sympathy with
the progress OF the age, and invite now.
corners to West virginiato aid in the de.
yelopment OF her wonderful resources,
exhibit their insinccrity. True, Mr..
Elkins Is not ito the manor born" but
during the short time he has been identi'
fed with tho State Le has done n hun.
dred times moro for her material inter.
es,s than has Mr.. William L. Wilson,
whose votes in Congress have been for
Free Trade. What ho has done and Is
doing Is Of a substantial character and
will be felt long after Mr.. Wilson's the
cries about tho tariff arc forgotten.
1t Is mott new thing for tho Bourbon
Democracy OF West Virginia to show a
lack Of appreciation for the men TO
whom tho State owes so much more
than It owesto the professional theorists,
who. If they could have their way,
would keep West Virginia in tho rear
ranks OF tho march Of progress. tx.
Senator Camden, distinguished Demo.
crat, and Ex-senator Davis, another dis.
tinguished Democrat, who have done
more for the advancement OF the State
than any other two citizens, have both
been turned down by the element Of
the Democracy represented by Mr.. Will
son and his chief supporters, and have
beea abused and viliiied by them be.
yond ell bounds.
West Virginia has entered upon an
era Of unparalleled business prosperity,
due to the enterprise and push Of such
men az Camden, Dayis, Elkina, Cooper,
and others, and West Virginians are be.
ginning to realize that il tho prosperity
is to continue, they must cut loost
from tho theorists who advocate ar
economic policy that would BIO dis
astrous to their material interests, ant
bring to the front men who have then
at heart, and who advocate the contin
uance OF the policy which encourages
Yves. Virgiuia's great industrial move
ment.
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AFTER d tune, sharp palms, s.lcglue ike II
knife, would take me In the region Of the heart
sometimes 81 severe as TO almost take my breath
away. | had constant pains through the head
over the eyes. on top md In tho lack Of the
head. that at times almost drove me ilantlc.
to do me any good. wonid get mp in the morn
Ing, feeling rs tired as when | went 10 bed. Ny
appetite failed Night sweats came on aud
| weakened no terribly. had fevetish spells
followed ny cold, chilly feeling which made
me unit for business. Whatever would take
on my stomach seemed TO rest like heavy load
there. ! would have a feeling Of liscon fort and
nausea after eating. | would sit down to the
tnhlc with II hearty appetite and would only
cat d few mouthlul!s.
~ tried everything and everybody. but grew
steadily worse. Ny head and throat became al
most unbcnrab!e The pains In my chest and
night swCuts increased. Al lat read IN tho
daily papers OF Il case similar TO my own which
had been irsatcd and cured by lrs; Copeland 4
charges very reasonable aud within my means
though am not rich man. Although they
did not promise much. felt that they could
help me.
"They did indeed. improved s.eatily from
the start under their Treatment. My head and
throat became clear. Tho night swcats disap
renrtd. ! ga!red In weight. eau cat n good
meal now aud feel well afterwards feel well
and strong now-Iuitt like another man.
ut was not by any means temporary I'm
provemtnt. ! continued TO get stronger and
better until the last trace OF my trouble passed
away. | am we'll and hearty man, and feel
grateful to Drs. Copeland & Bell Tor my com
plCtc and entire recovery"
Mr.. John Marshall, who makes this statement
lives. ms stated, at No. ~ 1weuty.sscond street
Wheeling, and his Abatement can be easily yeIi
fed.
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THE WHEELING ISTELLIGESCER
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MY HAxR Is
Vote early and often.
IS ARMOUR SHUT OUT?


Great Beef Combine In tho West with n
Capital of sl5, 100000.
DENVER, COL, June S,-Articles OF in
corporation OF the Western Union Bee
Company, with capital OF sl5. 100000
were filed with the Secretary Of State
yesterday.
The company is consolidation OF al
the principal stock interests of Colorado
Wyoming and Texas, among which are
the North American Cattle Company
and Frontier Land and Cattle Company
Of Wyomiss; the Brush Land and Cattle
Company, Of Colorado; the Nueces Lane
and Cattle Company; the Fl. Stockton
Live Stock and Land Company; the Sar
Antonio Ranch Company, OF Texas. and
the PbGnix Farm and Ranch Company
OF New Mexico. The principal office
will be in Denver. with branch in New
York,
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Mr.. vnux's Dance with Victoria

hFs NHuA'b ounce Win Victoria
NashrilIe american.
1t is aveIred by those who witnessed
Mr.. Vaux's performance on that oc
casion that while he danced well there
WAS no relish of effete royalty in bis
movement. He struck out in regula,
democratic puncheon.iioor possum.in.
the.gum.stump fashion, and there was a
veritable Fourth OF July, gimme.l liberty
sound in the clatter Of his heels and
toes us he forwarded and backed, swung
corners, and did the grand right and
LETT. There was a suggestion OF topping
dynasties and crumb!ing crowns in the
way. Mr.. Vaux pigeon-winged, bucked
and shutlled in the presence OF royalty
and in the midst OF the proud nobility
OF Britain's Capital. When he swung
his partner there was an uumistakable
wrist movement which gave II. r. NJ.
to understand what would happen if the
British lions tail should ever get into
his sinewy hand. Every time heswune
his loot he appeared to spurn crowns
and diadems and scepters and things
across the floor. He capered as though
be was dancing for the head OF the row.
atty in n charger. There was Declare.
ton OF Independence in bis leg move
ments, and his every attitude appeared
to say Bully for G. Washington"
Take it all in all, Mr.. Vaux's dancing
was at once an act OF gallantry, an as.
sertion OF the principles OF the Ameri.
can Constitution, and q bold defy to the
divine right Of Kings.
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The high price ior ice this summer
will work n hardship for the poorer fami.
lies who, on account OF the increase, will
BIO unable TO provide themselves with a
sufficient daily supply. The American
people have come TO consider the article
as indispensable, and when, owing to
circumstances like those now existing,
they are deprived OF their daily comfort,
they naturally seek for..some other means
OF providing it.
soaccustomed have our people become
TO the use Of ice that they have lost
sight OF the fact that in tho heated term
they can, even in the cities, where fresh
spring or well water is not obtainable
relieve their thirst with cool, clear water
and still save the increased expense for
ice which naturally follows a nild win.
ter season. At very slight expense those
who are forced to economic may enioy
tho luxury OF cold water which will as
eleclually satisfy their thirst as the iced
liquid enjoyed by their neighbor who
a contemnorarv ca,la o,tent;on - mi.
suhiec, and makes some time,v sr,,.a.
,;ons drawn from ,ho .lo.sons ;omr", -,
Tia customs io,lowcd nv Or;or,o, noon,a
to whom ;ce ia almost wholly wn,tnoin,,
hnt who s,ccoed in Loon;r, ,ho;. 49,.
iny water d.l;,h,f,,l,v cooI ond ro,.oat
in" Tho two ,inn,o nr;no;alaa ..,s
EXCHANGE on which tha,, a.. 40 a.. ~
fin, wo,er nav In Lo,. ~, = , A:e''
i. from ,bo oir. 0rJ seosnl;., 49,.
mov ho kont ono, hm ,s s' ;. .tl". y
mir Ana 80 .ho,, ,sa e. . :. - sno
water mos. oroo ~ .hs ' wv H'uu' "
tea.cozv' in which w,tor IL 'a''. =. .,,o
Mt Tho same temnora,mra =. 20 ,, nsp, a.ui.s
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WHEN the Mayor and Judge OF Police Of
acity patronizes the Sunday entrances oil
saloons, and even goes so far as to guide
cxcursionista from neighboring city
to "the good drinking places" and
takes his turn at buying the drinks, it is
time to wonder what sort OF an admins.
ton the city has, anyhow. And yet
that very scene ID not an unusual thing
in Wheeling. Mayor Seabright, the pa.
iron OF Sunday saloons, md Judge Sea.
bright, the dispenser ola peculiar article
OF justice in the Police Court, are one
and the same person. 1t is not surpris-
ing that members Of the police force
complain that they arc handicapped in
their efforts 10 enforce the law.
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coarse pottery vessel, the most impor-
tant point 10 be remembered being that
II must either be kept in cool, damp
cellar or in brisk current Of air. With
the use OF such appliances many families
that cannot afford Ice may have plenti.
full supply OF cool drinking water at oil
s.,,,n, u .FI .'s.'H.-.. ..a'-
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POPULAR MEN on TIE ROAD.
4 Chance forn to Express thier Prefer
snco--The Most Popular to Receive

4 Chance forail to Express thier Prefer
sncc--The Most Popular to Receive q
Costly Present. I,
In order to ASCERTAIN who Is the most
popular commercial traveller represent
Ing a Wheeling house, on the road the
INrELLIuRNcgn invitca oil itA readers TO
express their preference. A coupon Tor
the purpose will be found below. This
may be mailed or left ut the office, or rs
many as an envelope will hold can be
mailed ut once. Voters should, howev-
er. be careful 10 aee that tho postage is
fully prepaid at letter rates. Every per.
son has an opportunity to do good thing
for his best friend among the genial
commercial travellers. M
The most popular man when the
voting ceases June 80 will receive
his choice OF n life insurance policy
for $1,000, with tho premium paid
up for one year, or an accident insur
ance policy for 5000 for one year
the policy TO be written bySweeney 4
Edwards, general agents OF tho Equita
bio Life Assurance Association.
Below will DO found an explanation
OF the contest. Anybody can vote, ant
each as often rs he gees lit.
| .... CONDITIONS.
| l. Any person In any State can vote as often Il
desired. .. ....
2. 1.-THE blanks In tho coupons must DO filled
3. No vote viii be counted which Is not wrlttei
on coupon cut from the lNTELLiGkScER.
1. The contest will close July !. Votes receives
after that day will be destroyed unc0uhieu.
&. Any travelling salesman for Wheeling
house may De voted for.
COUPON.
THE WHEELING ISTELLIGESCER
| ... BALLOT, ....
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TIE Bellaire Democrat, one Of our
sprightliest contemporaries, has been en-.
larged to Elk column quarto. The
lSrELLIoEScEn congratulates the pub.
Usher on his evident prosperity. The
GAINESVILLE Republican, another of Bel.
mont county's most enterprising jour.
mails, celebrated its eighth birthday last
week. The Republican is IN aggressive
party paper and in its noble work 10,
the cause OF Protection deserves the
hearty support it seems to be receiving
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TIE country need not be disturbed at
the rumors from Washington to the ei-
feet that the Senate Finance Committee
is tearing tho Mckinley bill to tattcra.
The Republican Senators are Protection.
lists, and tits safe to predict that whatever
changes or notifications they may make
in certain schedules, they will not dis.
tnrb the protective features OF the bill.
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Ir Is said that tho unpledged dele.
gates to the Pennsylvania Republican
convention hold the key to hesltuation.
When It Is known that these unplcdged
delegates are friends OF Senator Quay, It
may be seen that Delamater's claims are
not without foundation.
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WAR preparations continue in the
German Empire. William Is leaving
nothing undouc to build up IN army
that can cope with both France and
Russia, aud railroads are 10 DO con.
structed especially to transport troops.
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To Restrain u Brruchy uorsc

An excellent method OF restraining n
breachy horse is this: A rope 9 or 10
feet long, according to the size OF the an.
imal, is knotted around his neck; one
loose end is passed through between the
fore legs, under the surcingle, and tied
to the other emu OF the rope, outside OF
one foreleg. It is drawn Just short
enough to restrain him from raising bis
head higher than the wi,hers. It does
not interfere with grazing or drinking,
but keeps the head SO low that the horse
will not try to jump fence when thus
equipped, l.. + -,
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Our Naval Academy.

In IN article commenting upon the
graduation exercises at the United States
Naval Academy, the New York Herald
takes the opportunity to call the atten-
ton Of the public to the importance Of
the Naval Academy to tho Nation. and
10 suggest certain changes in the course,
NoP'o Wv NV 40 'no in'e'ioi Slates
have very little appreciation of or know
iedge concerning the Navy and the
A ,,do,,r ,,,t =, fo.,,,.;
NA."ueh'Ji Je' ih'o4 'a"tion aoouI eltheI
should be lust ns interpstinr tn the cit;.
u ,,,..,
zen who lives Dey6nd tiue.Uete Ms to
jug VIM ieo1ues ne"'el lAe coast anu secs
and knowR mora nj naval ofI,iru In
ueeu then avy Is by no means tho least
imnortont hr.rcb nj our wo- establish
'uPott"n' p'aucn VI ouF war estaollsL-
ment. On tho contrary. an far M our
relations Win foreign powers are con.
cerned the novv ,ropId nro,. Lv for .,o
'e'neu' 'ue navy "ou'u prove ny lar the
most important department PASSING
NSo'ns
over all reference to the work OF rebuild.
;rr ~, ,,,,, ,,,,;,,,
lns the navy Whlch, thanks to the llber-
a1itv of rocent oucroeuoe 10 ,or ,,o;,
- w. '.s'e', 10 ~" soinS
on, we quote from the article referred to
oboro ro,,r1;,o tho Aooaa. -
mills md ito work.
Established by secretary George Bancroft in
lslo, the Academy ~ hrst met witt considerable
opposition In Congress and even In the navy us
IN In It.lt
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IT laa cost New York City moro than
slO,O0OC00 to establish and support
Central Park, but New Workers do not
regret the expenditure. It has been
worth more than double tho amount to
them. 1t will pay any city to maintain
breathing spaces for its inhabitants.
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SlO0 Reward, 500.

The readers OF the INTELLlaEScrR will
DO pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being con.
stitutional disease, requires a constitu.
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system, thereby destroying the founda.
ton Of the disease, and giving the
patient strength by building up the con.
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work: The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
TINT It fails to cure. Send for list Of tes.
timonial. Address, lll;59II1.. n i 4
u FL: CHENEY ( Co., Toledo, o.
sSrsold by Druggists, zoe. paw
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DIED.
WE1MER-Fulton, on Sxuilay. Juncs Il

WElIER-Fulton, on Sunday, June s, 1899, a,
1:?5 p. m. LOUIS, son OF Fred. and MARY
days.
Funeral from the residence OF the fathcr, thi.
(Iuesday) afternoon at O'Clock. Inter
ment at Mt. Wood Cemetery. Friends oil
the family invited.
McDERMo!T-Sundny morning, June s, 1890
6i years. $3.50
Funeral from tho residence Of her son. John W.
McDcrmo,s, No. 1852 Wood street, on Tues.
DAY morning a. 80 O'Clock. Requiem High
Mass at St. Joscph's Cathedral at o'clock.
Friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend. lnterment at Mt. Cavalry Gene
terry.
tPhiladelphia nnnc,a n,o,,o oonr,
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WHEELING, JUNE 10, 1890.
ANOTHER train held up by highway
men and the mail car robbed. How long
are these things TO continue?

TINE flies and still Chicago has been
unable to select site Tor the Worlds
Fair buildings. Chicago may got left II
she does not settle this important matter
soon.
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IT is said tina. the Car OF Russia will
inquire into the condition OF the Siberian
prisoners with view Of correcting
abuses. 1t is n golden opportunity for
the Gar to win tho esteem Of the whole
world, but judging from his course in
the past it is very probable that bis pres.
ent announcement is something OF a
"bluh,' intended to quiet for a time the
storm OF criticism directed against lis
barbaric policy. D.a..
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla is on the flood
tide Of popularity, which position it has
reached by its own intrinsic, undoubted
merit,
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Stockholders Meetings.
CTOCKuOLDER'S MEETING.

Tho annual meeting OF tho Stockholders Of
the Elson Glass Company for the election Of Ave
directors, and for the transaction Of such oil or
business rs may come before the meeting, viii
be held at tho Mcclure llorsc, Wheeling, ", Va,
Tuesday, July $, at 10 O'Clock a. III.
y CHARLES J. GILL, SECRETARY.
Martins Ferry o. June q. 1891 ~
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