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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-12
pEERuOp.
IAvsSyI-i items From the Lively indus
trial Town.

1--we fVyIyl Items From the Lively indus
trial Town.
The Knights OF st. John, command
cry No. .. Installed officers at thelr reg
ular meeting on Sunday. The meeting
was well attended. The following are
the officers for the coming year: Presl-
dent, Jacob Flading; first vice presl-
dent, Luke Sewers; second vice presl-
dent, Jacob kessler; Messenger, Louis
Goecke: financial secretary. Thomas
Garrett; recording secretary, Albert
AltmeyeT; treasurer, Michael Dolah;
captain, Arthur Geraghty..
The revival services held at the NJ.
y. church by the pastor, Rev. J. 5. Rob-
inson. will be continued all this week.
on Sunday evening the church WaR
crowded and at each meeting Increased
interest is being shown.
The annexation Of McMechen to this
town has become an absorbing topic.
Well informed citizens claim that Y
the two towns are united, they would
have the required population 10 secure
free postal delivery.
There were twenty-elght tramps let
out Of the lookup yesterday morning.
Two OF them were colored, but II was
almost impossible to pick out the two.
as soap and water was stranger TO
most OF them.
Harry Thomas, chemist at the lower
steel works, left yesterday for Brad
dock, his home town, where he VIII
spend about n month, until business be-
comes more brisk Mt the local plant
Ted Landers and George Martin re-
turned from their hunting trip IN
Monroe county, Ohio. yesterday. Paul
Riedel, Johnny GeraBhty and Pat Dix
on came back on Saturday.
The Wheeling steel and iron works
will 20 on tomorrow with every de-
partment running, with the Riverside
rInning so steadily, the town VIII take
on an old-time appearance.
The city council meets tonight and
will hear two petitions, one from NC
Mechen TO be annexed to Benwood, and
one from Benwood TO annex the town
OF McMechen.
Mrs. Sharp is lying In a critical con-
dition al the Emergency hospital, anu
1t Is hoped the operation she under
went will prove successful.
The choir of ST. Johns church is ar
ranging Tor concert 70 be given IN
February the exact date OF which has
not been fixed YET.
Miss VI Sewers and Mr. A. Storms
were called out on Sunday in st. Johns
church. and viii be married in Few
weeks.
James Mahood has resigned his posi-
tIon with Mr.. ]. A. Dubois, and in the
future will not be found at the old
stand.
Misses Sophia Nlebergau, Viola Lin
sley and Emma Taylor win visit friends
In Moundsville to-day.
Mr.. McMasters. the well known gro
Ger, is visiting his family In Business
burg, Ohio.
Mrs. Alyerda Mahood was visiting
her parents in Moundsyille yesterday.
The Benwood building association
held its regular meeting last night.
Mr.. II. Lewis, Of Moundsvllle, was in
town, calling on friends yesterday.
Mr.. George Little will move his fam
lily in ColfaX, in few days.
Mr.. y. Halfpenny, Of Mingo, is the
guest of Benwood friends.
Mr.. George Hall, OF Brilliant Ohio, IS
visiting friends here.
Mr.. ]. p. Barger was in Wheeling on
business yesterday.
Mra. L. NJ. schad IS visiting her par
ents In Pittsburgh,
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Of late this rule has mol been carrs,d
out, hence the town II becoming lllcd
up With eX-cqnyiots. who never leave
after they nre discharged. In this re-
gard Muundsviile Is unfortunate when
Il chose 10 take tho pcnitentiary instead
Of the state university. The latter
would nave gwen educational t1a1 $50
refinement to our place and a more de-
slrable class Of citizens man chat which
Is made up Of eN-c0nvictE, generally
speaking.
The special protracted services at the
Christian and Methodist churches Will
be continued this week. The observ-
ance OF the week OF prayer AZ both these
churches resulted In much good In The
strengthening uf the membership Of the
two congregations.
INC Baltimore q Ohio painters car
has been here for several days with q
number or workmen, who are painting
The company's property In and around
the station.
Miss Belle Martin entertained a pleas
ant company Of friends on Saturday
evening, IN honor Of Miss st. Clair,
daughter OF Col j. w. st. Clair, Of Fay
cite.
DR.. s. ". Steele and j. f. Roberts
LEFT for Charleston yesterday TO attend
the opening Of the legislature.
The w. c. T. L. will meet this evening
at the home OF the local president,
Miss Anna Sutherland.
Rev. W. A. Williams IS holding very
successful prOtrncted services at Pow
hntHn.
The controversial club meets this
evening.
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health, is running foolish foot-rnce with
death. The man who has overworked,
oyerworried and neglected himself until
he has that dread disease, consumption,
and who then tries to escape it by chang
ing from one climate to another, is also
running a foot-Tace and a desperate
one = With death.
When a man is overworked or over
worried, lie should take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II is thu
best OF all known tones, both for the
body, brain and nerves. It is an infalli-
bic preventive Of consumption, aud nery-
ous and wasting diseases. It correets all
digestive disorders and makes the appe-
tile keen and hearty. II makes rich,
nure blood and builds firm, solid flesh.
II cures eS per cent Of all cases OF con-
sumption, as we'll as bronchitis, asthma,
nasal catarrh, weak lungs, and all dis.
eases of the air-passages. Druggists sell
Il. and Il honest will not try to defruud
YOU with a substitute.
one wear nro this month" writes Miss Ada
Cover. OF North wales. Montgomery County Pa,
q thought was going into consumption. The
physician whom employed Jailed To help me N
any way when began TO take Or PIECES
,aIwen,y hsndtsTrhieis fun a day ! had pain
In my shoulders, side md chest day and night,
spd Was weak att the time when asked 'he
doctors II ever would get well. they would only
Tis,c.,s medicines would be under the ground
now. cannot thank Dr Pierce enough nor
pray for him enough
CONSTIPATION head heavy and the feet
LAD Dr. Pierce's Pellets cure constipation
surely. speedily and permanently. Ono lit
lie pellet" Is a gentle laxative and Two
! mild cathSrtic. They never grippe.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. and DIi,hAps in the Thriving city
Across the River.

Hans and NIIIhAps In the Thriving CITY
Across the River.
r. A. Lindemuth and o. L. Shan
non, members OF Monitor Castle, No.
Of Knights of Golden Eagle, Of Mar
;J1's Ferry are candidates for grand
chief and vice grand chief, respective
Iy. OF the order In Ohio. Reports from
Cincinnati, Dayton, PlQua, Lima, Iron
ton, Cleveland, Springfield, Bellaire'
bridgeport and Martins Ferry indicate
that the vote Is about tie. Lindemutn
was fourteen behind his competitor
William f. Mueller, OF Cincinnati, last
week. The total vote in the state IS
go .,o1
without doubt. The vote for grand
high chief is In doubt, with chances IA
VOring Lima.
Between four and FIVE hundredminers
are working at Long Run. About Sky
five car loads OF coal are shipped daliE.
The DilIonvale mines are idle anu
nothing is being done toward com
pletlng the mines near Portland
Rev. J. B. Ricketts,. of Belmont, WIN
assist Rev. T. G. Bailey, on Thursday
Friday and Saturday evenings, ana IN
communion on Sunday.
Jacob Heatherineton and his grand.
daughter, Miss Lydia Heatherington'oI
Bellaire, visited Mr.. and Mrs. stephen
Hopkins yesterday.
]. A. Taggart, OF the Akron Betting
Company, Is calling on the trade IN tne
interest OF Spence & Company theH
agents
Mason Weishauns and his sister.Aliss
Ella Welshauns, OF Balm, Illinois, are
SnnnnH.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell, OF st. Clairsville,
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs. D.
o. Williams, returned last evening"
Two rooms at the Central school were
closed yesterday on account OF the
rebuilding of the heater.
Tin mills four and five at the Act
na-Standard, were on yesterday, on
account OF repairs.
Mrs. B. Rothschilds, OF Cincinnati, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Joseph Jacobs
on Fourth street.
Albert Burris has taken q position on
the Bellaire and Martins Ferry Elec-
trical Railway.
Miss Lucy Bail, OF Hendrysburg, IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William Ball, on
Fourth street.
Miss Retta Wright, OF ]. b. Mont
gomery's store, Is confined to her bed
by Illness.
Much interest IS manifested in the
meetings at The Methodist Episcopal
church.
John Hanes has about completed his
plumbing shop on North Fourth street
The pudding department Mt the Aet-
na-Standard will resume today.
I ~ Jnnpe is anInrpInr his proDerty
on North Fourth street
Work was resumed ut the Gaylord
coal works yesterday.
Rev. Father s S. MattInNly con-
tinues to improve.
Mrs. Kaiser Is sick at her home on
Indiana street
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YOUNGSTOWN TEAM
Manager schclbie Gathering IslIoaly Lot
ufYounpstrra.

Manager sohCihie Gathering IAIesly Lot
ofYoungstera. see
YOUNGSTOWN. o.. Jan. ll.-Mana-
ger schelbla. OF The Interstate club, has
everything wen In hand for the'coming
season and will have a team that Will be
a credit not only 10 the city, bu1.appre-,
clated by all lovers Of the"sSaational
To-day sent letters 70 those who
were in the team at the close .ef-the soa-
SON last year and who were reserved.
said Manager Scheible, and expect 10
hpar from them this week i did not
believe that Pitcher BrOdie had signed
with Newark. n. j., and have learned
the report was false. He could not 90
70 legally and play there, as we have
him reserved for the coming season.
] expect 20 hear from Zinram, Brodlc'
Jordan. Stein and Hoffmeister this
week, Louis Nordyke. who has been
signed, will make Il strong acquisition
10 The team. First Baseman< KELLOGG,
Of on City. who Is a pltcherS-ssnt a let
ter here, but II was received TOO late.
Aubrey Royce. OF Hamburg, Mich,
whose signature | received TO q con-
tract, Is a strong player. Fitch VIII
probably be signed tbs week, as he de-
sires to play with Youngstown. Rick
ert will cover left field. II Somers
should secure franchise at-Spfingtield,
] would release him. Another pitcher
will he needed, but cannot say VINO 1t
win be"
A director OF the club said: III possl-
bic, We Will secure an cXleague pitcher
here. Thee Is one at liberty, and II he
can be secured he will be- the star pitch
or OF the Interstate league"
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sol Years Of Cures.
arRMAN1A HA11 AssoOIAT1ON
Me. La,t Night and Selected Board Q.
DireCtorA.

Met Ia,t Night and Selected Board Of
DiteCtOra.
Last night in the Beethoven hall, rep
resentatlvea OF the Beethoven Singing
Society, German Kr1eger verein and
Bavarlan Society. composing the Ger
mania Hall Association. met for the
purpose of eIectlng board Of directors.
A general discussion ensued upon Che
inspection OF the plans Of the club build
ing, which were submitted by Architect
LeIner, but no action was taken. The
site for the building will undoubtedly be
on South Main street, between Twenty
first and Twenty-secnnd streets, and al
Joining Paper Mill" alley. A clear
deed to the property has not yet been Sc
cured, but win shortly.
The board OF directors elected at last
nights meeting is as follows: jacob
Korn, Philip Kuchert, A. a. Schramm'
r Biery. i. .Schmeichel, F. ID. Fred
rich, Michael Zeigler, George Miller and
The board elected the following off,
GERS:
PresIdent-Iacob Korn.
Secretary-PhllIp Kochere.
Treasurer-A. A. Schramm.
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"Yank" Kenny has been located. The
fugitive from Toledo justice has bnbbed
up at Buffalo, whence the Express OF
that city quotes him as denViGg that he
was ever whipped by Henry Baker. The
T,xpress says: Last night Kenny called
at the Express office and said he had
never fought Baker. A match was ar
ranged at Grand Rapids last spring. but
there was only $40 in the house and the
men did not go on. Kenny-says that no
is willing to meet Baker at any time and
place. and that.if he can't knock him out
in less than ten rounds he VIII give UP
the pursuit OF glory In theSrmg for all
time. Kenny is on his way to New York
10 meet some OF the heavy brigade. He
does nut claim to be able to,wtip all the
big fellows, but says that whoever he
meets will know that they have been In
the ring"-Toledo Bee.
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ABOUT PEoPLE.---
stranrsruIn the city and wheeling Folks
Abroad.


Abroad.
]. W. Goodman, Of Piedmnnt, is at
the Stamm. 81"
The sages, hypnotIsts, are quartered
OF the Windsor.
WIN R. Thorne, of PaTkeFlburg. is
in the city to-day. -
]. W. Dunlevy, n Cameron merchant,
was In the city yesterday.
NJ. p. WOoddell, OF Clarksburg, ap-
pears on the Howells register,
a. ]. Clark, OF Mannington was an
arrival at the Windsor last night.
F. C. Percival is a guest OF the Nc
Lure, registered from Petersburg.
D. d. Nolan. a SIstersvllle oil opera
tor, stopped at the stamm yesterday.
T. II. Hammond, a prominent young
man, OF Wellsburg, was at The Mcclure
over night.
Mr.. Louis Bennett, citizen OF Yves
ton, arrived in the city last night, and
Is stopping at the Windsor.
". F. Smith. Lou NJ. Morgan. G. c.
Seckman and F. l.. Blackmarr, are
denIzens OF Sistersvllle who were at
the Howell yesterday.
Manager H. L. weisaerber, OF the
Wheeling & Elm Grove railroad, left
yesterday for Philadelphia on business,
and will be gone nearly all week.
D. c. Macwatters. district passenger
agent OF The Pennsylvania, and j. W.
Johnson, Of the Northern Pacific, were
railroad passenger men In the city yes
teFday.
Ira Jones, son OF Thomas VI. Jones.
Che well known cigar maker, leaves
this morning for Charleston. where he
has secured the position OF page during
the session ot the legislature.
William Jose. representing the Cor
mully q Jenery Manufacturing Com
pany' OF GhcagO, makers OF the
Rambler bicycles. was IN town yes
tsrday calling on Jason c. Stamp. OF
The Cyclery
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NoURDsv1LIE
A Miscellaneous 1IsIangs OF Minor Mat
trrn from NInrnllnII,a MeirnpuIIa.

The Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad Com
pany recently made so large an increase
In the freight rates at this point that II
has resulted In almost compelling the
N0undsvlle coal works 10 shut down
their mine The raise cuts the company
of from competing with other mines
In the trade Tho Echo yesterday yes
terda says that forty men had been
discharged leaving but twenty-five
working 10 supply the lOca trade. The
Glendale Coal Company has not been
materially intcrfered With ns they make
the larger portion Of their shipments by
way uf the Ohio River railroad on
which tirPrc has MT been any raise In
the rates OF transportation Of the pro-
duct.
Attorney ". Il. Mathews left for
Parlirrsburg yesterday morning Ia APP
pear IN the case OF S. NJ. Cunningham,
administrator VI Adam j. Fisher vs.
Receivers or Baltimore a. Ohio Railroad
Company. to be tried In the United
States court this week. II VIII be re-
membered that Fisher Wsis Killed at
Roshy Rock last year on the railroad.
a coiored convict was relensod from
the PeliteHtlaFy here yesterday He be-
longed IN Mason county. where he came
from for house bspaklng a law used
10 be In force by which the discharged
c1nvirta wore given tlckyts 90 return TO
the place from whsnceAthey came, but
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LICE MLURE HOUSE
Private Pnrlors Crowded Yester.
day-Dr. Charles LInsmn
Smith, the
FAMOUS NEW YORK EYEEXpERT.

crowns with Farther Success Rh Pre-
viOus AshisvsmSniS-Why snhsr with
YoHr Eyos I-Flny People Rejoicing.
Finy Rsfsrtnsssi In vvhsslinE-conIul,a.
tisn Escs-PrIvaIs Parior, No. 1870
day ana wsdnssday-LadIsS Entranes
on T,vhnh s,rost-omss IIours 100. m.
10 AiaO and 5tos.
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SOBER BRrDaEPORF.
Three saIoonIStS Qult BnIInc., There In n
Single Day.


Single Day.
Now 1t is Sober Bridgeport"
The over-'he-rlger town made quite
record for itself yesteTdsE. There
were about twelve saloons there yeg-
terday. bot this morning three are
missing from the list. When three IN &.
loonists quit business IN n single day. 81
means sdmethl1g-ln this rtrss /, prob
ably mean HAT Bridgeport " getting
sober.
The Puby Cafe, In the Opera House
block. failed. 4 constable descended on
the proprietor IN the afternoon. hut
found that South Brothers. Bridgeport
wholesale liquor dealers. had already
occurred n bill OF sale Two other sa-
l1onlst, Charlie Gil and Howard De-
Camp, quit business, on account OF dull
ness OF tsade IN their line.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. Bowling League was
,5rrncd last night. The members OF the
,ss0ciation have discussed the forma-
ION Of a league since the alleys were
out In last fall, and the great interest
AIKEN in bowling since then forced the
ieheme 90 an issue last night. fhe4e
Eas good bowling talent represented AZ
me meeting, and from now on me cap
laIns of the various teams VIII seek TO
Dush their opponents down the lnIuer.
The teams are composed as follows
MInuets-Captain. Alexander: Ehnis, Nc
causland, McKown. Plant Hollnah'
M PSSHnSssiesECaptaln. Falck; II. Miller. pa
ylson, Jackson, Cox. Rogers; Fortney' SUB.
Deiphic-Cabtaln, Walden; Meyer hle-
menschneider, Meek. Glesey KAISER ;
MSnhattan-ca r Miller; .,-5 Mar
shall Handy, PrOAser, Hopwo0d, ~ " Nj
nverness-CaptRin. Robb: Joyce, y Ne'-
brugge. Reed. PAUL. King: WISE ,is,, ~ tve
Americus-C Captain. Schott; B2WtIs' Pssi,'
b. 'Delbrugge. Hopwood, kihBho'''' i'''''
bulb.
The following schedule Of games iil'
been arranged until March o mus w,
the League will continue tn0htil III
ger Tor which the games VIII sHN'"s
be arranged
January ,ii-Mlnucts W., De,phe,,,,r
JRnuary ls-luVerness vs., Manhntlah'
January 2i-Americus vs.. Pansles'
January 2J-DelphlC We. Inverness
February l--Minuets W. AmerlcuA
February ILLUMINATION vs.; PanSles'
February S-Americus VS.. Delphic
February li-Pnnsles w. inverness.
FEBRUARY l5-ManhRttAu vs.. Mlnuets'
February lS-Pansles v. DelpMc,.
February 22-lnverness VS. MINUS.
February g5-Manhattln vs.. Amefleus.
March l-Delphic vs. Manhnttsn
March 4-pansies ". Minuets.
March S-Americus vs., inverness
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Rev. David A. cunningham, DD. az. ]

Rev. David A. CunntnRhAni, I'D. HI. De-
pastor First Presbyterian church.
states: A..
To whom 1t may concern:--ThiS rs 10
certify that have personal ocquaint-
ance with DR.. Charles Lincoln smith
and that regard his skill and reliable
Ity as unQuestionable. He has demon
strated his skill in my case In making
me a priceless pair of glasses, when
have given me back the most perlecl
vision, and as he comes here Win tne
strongest credentials from some of the
most prominent people Of the United
States, some OF whom are my personal
friends, therefore do not hesitate 20
commend him and hope he Will have
the success he deserves in our city and
community. -
DAVID A. CUNNINGHAM,
Pastor First Presbyterian church.
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TO cure all old sorcS, 70 heal an In
dolent ulcer. or TO speedily cure piles,
YOU need simply apply DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve according to directions. It's
macic-llke action WIN surprise you.
charles II. Goetze, corner Twelfth and
Market streets; Bowie & Co. BrldEe-
port; Peabody & Son. Benwood.
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We h Anu1TIoh1 7WPoIEllE'll11-s "
Schools.
oHfce Superintendent City Schools
Public Library Building.
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 9. 1897.
DR.. Charles Lincoln Smith.
DEAR sIR:-of late have had a
good deal OF trouble with my eyes, al
ter using them for q continuous period;
have had headache and dizziness.
have tried various kinds Of glasses,
but have found none to exactly suit
me. Your method and prescription
glasses meet the case to nicely.
II is with confidence that recon-
mend your method and skill to those
who have detective vision or eye trou-
bic Yours very truly
W. H. ANDERSON.
Superintendent City Schools.
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Y WAS troubled with that dreadful
disease called dropsy: swollen from
head to foot. BurdOck Blood Btters has
completely cured me. II r. n most won
d"rfnl medicine" Joseph HetIck. Lin
wood, Ont
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TllE BENT Jacket stock IS NJ Geo. VI.
W" "''9I Shook g Co.'S The lowest
prices orc also there.
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c,rocKnoLpERs, MEETING.

- ,,,a.,.
Tho annual meeting Of the. Stockholders
Of tho peoples Bank Wheeling, w. Va,
Will be held Mt tho banking house on Tues
day, January u, 1897, between the hours
OF 10 O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p, M, Tor
the election OF directors for the ensuing
wear. GEO. W. ECKHARDf. Jrr
Dcpeu,l,er gO 1896 Cashier.
dc9i- Ianj-9-l2
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GAGToRTA

wha, 1topa NcnralGlN DE- Miles Palm rms
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A GENTS MANUFACTURERS Oh
"a apply GRAND UNION TEA CO, No
s Baltimore street, Cumberland. No. lal
UTANTED-TWO HONEST, INDUS
w TRIOuS men to represent us on our
new premium plan. Bring written refer
South End Stone Bridge. 1ao.
NYTANTED-AT ONCE, A REGISTER
w Ed, pharmacist Tor general pI ,s IN
tlon work. Must be competent aH1 wen
recommended. Address SMITHS PHAR-
MACY, Clarksburg. w. Va. Jas
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GENERAL NOTICES.
pMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed administrator Of
the estate OF Alexander Frew. deceased,
notice Is hereby given TO all persons IN
debted to said estate TO settle with the
undersigned without delay. and all per.
SONS having claims agalnst said estate Will
present such claims, properly certified by
affidavit, for settlement
JOHN FREW, Administrator,
de2l No q Fourteenth street.
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An pain ball'Asd ~ Dr, Miles Pain pnl,.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
.,llT5ocKHoLpERs, MEETlNa.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Central Glass Works will be held
at their office Tuesday, January ", be-
tween the hours OF and y. M. for the
election OF directors and the transaction OF
any other business that may como before
them. A. +. MEDER.
M Secretary.
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.5:.:.;:;l...:::.m2zz5z Ill., ~
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Bank or Wheeling Will be held nt
the banking house on Thursday. january
II, at 2 o'clock y. M. for the election OF
directors and transaction Of any other
business that may come before them:
JOSEPH SEYBOLD,
t,= Cashier.
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MA. @AaRA,a

When a man
starts out to run
a foot.race with
death it is a fore
gone conclusion
that he will be
ignominiously
beaten. The
man who over
works, and at
/; the same time
..nfnnNs hia
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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of tho wheeling Ice and Storage Company
will be held OF the ONCE OF tho. company
M. oggt Water street, ON Tuesday, Janu-
ary M. 1890. from . TO Z o'clock p. M, Ior
ne election OF directors and the transnc-
lion OF amy other business that may come
pi irSlfa ''''"' C W. CONNER, secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-01-12
,iiTiTocKHoLDnRs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
of the Franklin Insurance Company WI
be held an tho cnmpany's office on Monday,
January u.s. 1897, from 10 4 o'clock =. M
JAMES p. ADAMS,
Ito Secretary.