The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-09-01
CAupAteR NorEs--The mothers Of

CAMPAIGN NOTES.-The mothers Of
most Of the Juveniles In the procesionlast
night did notknow that they were out.
AHayes and Wheeler pole 40 feet
inheight will be erectedih front Of FritEs
store, in South Wheeling, next week.
Major jim Sweeney wants il distinctly
understood thathe Is a candidate for City
Sergeant, and does not propose 10 With
draw from the canvass.
The First, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth
Ward clubs will appear in their new uni
forms tomorrow night. Those members
Of the above clubs who have not received
their uniforms should give notice imme-
diateIy, 80 that they can be supplied with
out delay
II you want to see a grand turnout go
to the Republican meeting in the First
Ward tomorrow night.
Messrs. ]. F. Dunbar and Fletcher Day
ton, two prominent gentlemen OF steu-
benyille, will address the meeting In the
First ward tomorrow night.
About 200 Democrats marched TO the
Fulton meeting last night. As there are
only one or two saloons in the place, they
did not stay there any great length Of
time. -
II the Register manages TO get one sick
Iy.looking astrawp per Heek, it croRRao rs
td;be heard all over the neighborhood.
Sheriff Tingle says there is not word
of truth in the story told by Col Shall.
cross to an INTEIIIaENcER reporter.
Judge Kemple will lit up his voice for
HAYES and Golf in Fairyiew, Hancock
county, tonight. The Judge should be
on his guard, and beware Of Plattenburgl
And Uncle Jerry Sheppard declines 70
be President Of the Seventh Ward Til
den and Hendricks club! This is sad.
The busle note that calls 10 glory
FallsIlstles on Uncle Jeny'S cara
Not he 10 head the Island reform" S1uAd,
Asone Of Tllden's Gigadien!
The Hayes and Wheeler club Of the 9th
and 9th Wards has elected the following
marching officers. VIM. II. TrAT Cap
tain: First Lieutenant, Wilson Jo,.s- ~;
Second Lieutenant, James d. Stanton;
First Sergeant, Theo. Keller; Second Ser
geant, W. N. Linch; Third Sergeant, A.
II. Dray; Fourth Sergeant, g. G..
Murdoch; Fifth Sergeant, Daniel Hut
son. Uniforms for this club have been
ordered by telegraph, and will be receiT.
ed here on Saturday.
Capt. Hugh Sterling, has been chosen
Marshal Of THE Republican procession
tomorrow night, with power to sppoint
assistants. The following is the pro.
gramme agreed upon: The Eighth Ward
Club will meet at Arbenz Hall and march
to the Sixth Ward headquarters, corner
oath and Chapline streets, At z
o'clock T., NJ. The clubs Of the Filth,
Sixth and Eighth Wards,lwill move from
there 10 the iron bridge on Market street,
where they will be joinedby the clubs Of
the First and Fourth Wards, with bands
ofmusic. The procession will then move
up Market street to the Mcclure House,
where the Third Ward club and colored
club will Join them, thence down 18th
street to Main street, and up Main to the
Grant House, where they will be joined
by the Seventh Ward, Bridgeport and
Etnaville clubs. Thence the procession
will march up Main street to 7th, and up
9TH to the place Of speaking, at the cor
ner Of Market and 9Th. A large delega-
ton is expected from West Wheeling,
which will cross the ferry and join the
Eighth Ward club at Arbenz Hall. The
Martins Ferry delegation will cross the
ferry and march to the place ofmeeting.
The Republicans OF Bellairc will have
a Grand rally tonight. l-... a.
The Clay district Republicans are ex.
pected to assemble at the Court House to-
morrow evening nj 7 o'clock, and march
with the Guards to the First Ward meet
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