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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-02-12

PERSONAL PoIsrs.-W. D. Moore, o
Pittsburgh, passed through the city yes
terday on his way 10 Moundsville. Mr.
NJ. has been secured as counsel for plain
tiffin the Cockayne will case.
Harry Ellsler, the we'll known theatre
cal manager, is at the Mcclure House.
Among the late arrivals at the Mcclure
are; Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Florence ant
dramatic company, New York Prof
Zittabach, Pittsburgh; Q. Wortinbacker
Cadiz, Ohio.
Miss Taylor, President of the Wheel
log Female College, will deliver an ad-
dress In the Presbyterian Church, Mar
tins Ferry, next Friday evening.
Hon. s.. S. Cox (HSunset") lectures on
@Irish Humorn in this city next week.
Among the Vice Presidents OF the greal
tariff demonstration at Pittsburgh on
Saturday last we're R. T. Higgins, D
Reese, X. W. Campbell, Henry K. List
James Carroll, U. D. Hubbard and Lewis
Baker, Of This city.
Miss Mary Higgins, Of the South Side
has returned from a .protracted visit &c
Cleveland, Ohio. :.
Misses Florence Stein and Mamie
scraag, Of Cincinnati, o, are visiting
their r%elatiyes, Mr.. and Mrs. james
Thompson, at Ti~ltonville, o.
Mr.. Samuel Gillespie, Of Brooklyn
N. Y, is spending a few weeks with biz
cousin, j. B. Gillespie, the we'll known
lightning singer Of Portland Station. o
Frank 7. Ray, the gentlemanly travel.
ing agent for Harris & Ewing, wholesale
druggists OF Pittsburgh, is in town.
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ngUsTEE's SALE.

By ylrtus Of a deed Of trust made BY james Hill
and Margaret, bis vile, 70 the undersigned Trustee,
dated the % day Of December. In the year 1871,
and duly recorded Ia the Clerks Office Of the coun-
~ Court Of Ohio county. West Vlginia, 10 Deed
Of Trust Book No. q, TtGes AZ and as ! will on
TUESDAY, the l2th day Of February, 1873,
Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. N: Of nid day, at tho
front door Of the Court HouSo Of Ohio county, eel
at public suction the following described portion
Of the Andrew WoodI home farm, In Rlehland
District in aid county, viz Bfgi1ning 81 q stake
near Glen'S hun, Garner 70 Daniel Gelgefa land,
and with Henry CAWlord'b line north s. east
Ill T6.l0o poles 10 q stake corner To aid Crawford
and John b. Wilson's estate; thence with The line
Of slld Wilson estate south So west q l2.i0J poles
10 q stake II the eOunty road. thence with aid
rod south 10 east 90 20.It0 poles 10 a stake and
stone. thence south 25o eaSt II 76-it0 poles 10 .
stake and Itonei thence east s 90 10 polls along
GeigefI line TO the place Of beginning, containing
8 Asres, 2 ToodI and 7 peiches, together with al
the improvements thereon and The hgridltA-
mentS md app1Ttonlnoea belonging thereto, ~
eeptiug all coat underlying sid trlet and subject
70 the restriction that tho purchaser shall not OBJ
struet or elole up the rod way now used BY Henry
CraNford through aid tnet.
jII2-sIw JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
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A PERrLous Fiour on A FREIGHT
TRAM.-When freight train No. 30, on
the G, & r. Railroad, was a short distance
south Of Smiths Ferry, yesterday, brake.
man lew Moore discovered a burly tramp
Who was stealing a ride on an oil tank
car in the train. When the tramp no.
tlced the brakeman approaching he de-
cided on resistance, and when told he
must get of at the nextstation, be struck
the brakeman, when they clinched,
and 10 the scufls they both fell
from the train, which. was run.
ming fifteen miles an hour, and
strange to state, they were not killed, but
renewed the combat after alighting on
the ground. The train was halted and
backed up TO get the brakeman, who was
found to have pummeled his man very
handsomely. After he was put on board
the train be discovered that his collar
bone was broken. he was brought on TO
Bridgeport and the fracture reduced by
Doctors Todd and Rowles.
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River Is feet @ inches, and rising
Weather clear throughout the day bu'
cloudy and cold last night.
Tue towboat Harrison went TO Roch'
ester, Pa, with a load Of railroad ties.
The Monitor brought down 4 load o,
cinder from Pittsburgh for the steuben
vile furnace.
The Phaeton, from SistersvilIe, and til,
Telegram, from Sunfsb, arrived and de
parted.
The Steubenvilie packet Della laid over
on account Of the death Of Capt. Abnel
O,Neal, and will not resume her trip'
until Wednesday.
The O'Neal leaves this morning at
o'clock, but will remain at Steubenville
until Wednesday morning.
The Andes, from Cincinnati. arrived q
IL A. N. yesterday.
The Stockdale, from Pittsburgh, ar
rived last night at II o'clock and departed
for Cincinnati.
The Emma Graham, from Cincinnati
is due this morning at 0 o'clock.
The Courier is this mornings packet
for Parkersburg at 10l o'clock.
The Andes will depart for Cincinnati
lBy Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, February 11.-River II
feet Q inches and rising. Weather fail
and cold.
CIScrNNAr1, February 1l.-River .;
feet Z inches and falling. Weather fail
and cold. Arrived-Hndson, Wheeling
E. Fl. Durfee, St. Louis; Church, New
Orleans. Departed-Durfee, Pittsburgh
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"THE MIGHTY DoLLAR."-The APP
pearance Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Florence
at the Opera House last evening, in their
successful comedy Of 1.-THE Mighty Dol
lar" filled the house to Overlooking. The
audience was one OF the largest Of the
season, and was composed, in a great
measure, OF the elite Of the city.
The Florences are so we'll known in
"The Mighty Dollar that those who had
seen them before went again, and those
who had never seen them went upon the
strength Of what they had heard and
read Of "Hon. Basdwell Slotc, NJ. G. from
Cohosh district, and "Mrs. Gen. Gilaory,H
prepared to laugh at the eccentricities Of
those worthless. None were disappointed
We venture to say that Of all the immene
audience there was not a person present
who did not thoroughly enjoy the rich
dramatic entertainment afforded. The
Florences are simply inimitable. Twice
they were called before the curtain last
night, and bowed their acknowledgements,
amid the deafening applause Of the audi,
ence. Their support is unusually good;
the scenery, which they carry with them,
Is very tine, the stage setting elaborate in
every detail, and the entertainment, as a
whole, a complete success, leaving moth.
ing 10 be desired-except, maybe, that
there was not more oflt. We heartily rec.
ommend our readers who wish to indulge
In an evening Of unalloyed pleasure to
invest mighty dollar" or SO with the
Florences.
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SALE

BY virtue Of a deed q tru,t made by Frank Kali
ser and Ann Elizabeth, bis wife, 10 the uudsr-
signed trustee. dated the 2ud day OF December,
1872, and recorded 10 The clerks Office Of the
county court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
Deed Of Trust Book No. 8, pages az and 42s, j
will, on
THURSDAY, IHE 2sru DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1873,
beginning at 10 o'clock, A. No. Of said day, a The
front door OF the. court house Of Ohio county, sell
at public auction the following described portion
Of what was known rs the Woods Farm. situate
Immediately north Of this city Of Wheeling, in
RichlAnd district In Eald Ohio county, viz: Beein-
ming at 4 stake, corner to lands Of Casper 5Ait and
tho Q Of the heirs Of Andrew T. Woods, deceased
thence s. 18o E. s 6i-i00 poles 10 a stake, corner 10
lands Of said heirs, thence Z. 26He w. 10 20-l0O
poles 10 4 stake, corner 10 lAndi OF tald heirs,
then s. i6o I. Iis2-l00 roles to q stake on the
north bank OF a branch Of Glenns Run, thence
with mid branch 8 I0o ". IS poles to q stake In
the fork OF the two branches Of said Iuu, thence up
a branch s. 75a W. q poles to 4 stake In William
wel,hhaus' llue, thence with his line n. l7hS' W.
IS 2t.l01 poles TO 4 stake, corner 10 said WelH1hIus
and Casper Sait, thence with aid Salts line N.
SIZE z. u TS.i00 poles 10 the beginning, ~tontain-
Ing ten acres aud thlrty.three perches oil land, ex-
oapting The coal underlying aid tuet; together
with ali the improvement thereon aud the hertd-
IumeRts belonging thereto.
Terms Of Sale-One-lhlrd Of the purchase money
In cash on the day Of ale, and the residue 10 two
equal InStAllmentS, tina purchaser giving his notes
with approved personal security for the pigment
Of the deferred inStAllments, EaId notes 70 bear In
terest from tho day Of sale, and be made payable
at Twelve and eighteen months Iron aid day, and
the tttls 10 the property 10 be retained until the
purchase nouey Is paid In full.
JAMES F. E0GERs, Trustee.
w u. HALLER, Auetoneer.
jaSe-Tl4E
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JAcOSEr EpoIsos, very cheap, at G. G
Roth's, 2l00 Main street.

GERMAN sYRup."-No other medicine
in the world has aver given such 4 test
Of its curative qualities as Boschee'G
German Syrup. 10 three years two mil
lion four hundred thousand small bottles
of this medicine we're distributed free o
charge by Druggists in this country to
those afflicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Group, severe Coughs, Pneumonia and
other diseases Of the Throat and Lungs
giving the American people u%ndeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
Them. The result has been that Drug.
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it TO
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cents,
Three doses will relieve any case. eod&w
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SERIOUS AccIDrsr.-Yesterday morn
Ing Frank shuster, the East Wheeling
baker, residing at No. lis, 18th street,
met with quitea serious accident in front
OF the Christman House, in the Second
Ward. MI. james Nichols had just rid
den into the hotel stables and jumped
from his horse, when the animal sudden.
ly turned and plunged down the narrow
alley towards Market street. As the ami
NAL emerged from the alley he ran
square against Mr.. Shuster, who happen
ed TO be passing at the time, and threw
him violently against q lamp.post, cut:
ting a severe cash on the right side Of
his forehead, and bruising him up consid.
erably about the face. Mr.. shuster was
assisted to his home, where DR.. Baird
dressed his wounds.
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THI following are among the numer'
Gus attractions booked for the amusement
Of Wheeling people during the remain
der OF the season; Emma Abbott Con,
cert Company, Margaret Of Apjon.'
aMother Goose Entertainment j. o
0Connor and Geraldine Page, readings
and impersonations, Buffalo Bill Comb.
nation, AdAh Mitchell Combination, ],
K. Emmett, RignoId, Mary Anderson
Wallacks, Hess Opera Company, PApptn'
helm Opera Company, John E. Ovens.
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WHEELING DAILY MTELIIGENCER. TUESDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1878

GREAT bargains at speyer Bros. Chill
dren's Hose 8 cents q pair, Spool Cotton
10 cents a dozen spools, Rucbes l23 cents
a dozen, 2 button Kid Gloves so cents .
pair, nice Silk Bows 10 cents, Fringed
Silk Ties 25 cents, Socks so cents a dozen
pair; Pins, 2 papers for 8 cents Knitting
Cotton 4 cents a ball. Call early. and
secure the bargains. Closing out all our
stock, in order 10 make room Tor new
stock. Remember the place.
SPEYER BRos.
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Qua advertising columns announce
this morning that Messrs. Friend 4 Son,
the extensive furniture dealers on Main
street, intend offering their large, stock at
cost for cash. This is an opportunity
rarely offered TO buyers, and as this firm
has long held the reputation Of doing
what they promise we heartily recon-
mend any Of Tour readers to call upon them
with the assurance that they car make
good bargains and saw money. Spring
being now near at hand this should es-
peciSlly attract the attention Of those go.
Ing to housekeeping, as We doubt not but
that they can save at least twenty-five
per cent by investing with this firm.
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BIRTHDAY PAarY.-Some fifteen cou'
pies assembled last evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac ArbuthnotI
10 celebrate MIRA, Arbuthnot's 18th birth
day. The evening was spent in quiet
social enjoyment and all regretted when
the time came for them to depart
Squire Birch, the father Of Mrs. Arbuth.
moi, was present and entered into the
spirit Of the occasion with the Eest Of q
boy in his teens. Cockayne's 0rchestri
we're In attendance.
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REAL ESTATE sAIEs.-Among the re.
cent transactions in real estste reported
by Messrs. HerveY & Britt, real estate
agents and auctioneerS, are the follow
Z G. Barr, Special Commissioner for
Fred. selke, sold 8 house and lot in the
Eighth Ward for 1000.
The sale Of the James Quigg property,
on Nth street, was adjourned 10 a future
day. Also the John Holm estate, consist
ing OF 4 house and lot on Main street,
First Ward,
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THE Mathews Light Guards will hold
a meeting on Thursday evening next, tc
elect officers TO gil the vacancies oeca-
stoned by the election Of Capt. Miller
and Lieut.. Linch as Major and Adlntanl
respectively. Lieut. John D. Lukens viii
no doubt be chosen Captain, thus leaving
two Lieutenancys vacant. There aresev
eral candidates for the latter p~ositions
There are still four appointments to be
made by Major Miller, viz: Sergeant,
Major, Quartermaster, Commissary and
Ordnance Officer.
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TIE F1oop OF 1sS2.-sunday last wa,
the ~forty.sikth anniversary Of the great
eat food ever known 10 this vicinity,
Il occurred on the 10Th Of February,
1889, and was prolific Of many incidents
which are well remembered BY some o.
our older residents. Previous TO 1889
the greatest flood ever known on the Ohio
was the big pumpkin food Of 1910. The
food Of 1852 was the largest since the
one twenty year, earlier.
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A pazs PACKAGE PEDDLER "LAvrs
THE CouSrRY."-.For some weeks past one
R. NJ. Bowman has been pe%rambulating
the country round about Trisdelphia,
selling prize packages. he made his
headquarters at Frank Lawson's hotel, at
Triadelphia, and a day or two ago was
missing from the vicinity. Frank i'm
mediately instigated inquiries, and learn:
ed that Bowman had shipped a box Of
his prize packages TO a small town in
Ohio, and had departed for the place him
self, leaving a small board bill unpaid.
Lawson came to the city, and calling at
Justice Caldwell's Office, in a short time
had Constable Price on the scent OF his
departed guest. Price did not catch the
man, but he found his stock Of prize
packages at the expre,s Office, aud took
possession Of them. The goods will be
sold at an early day to satisfy the claim
against Bowman.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR CHEAP GooDs-
JoHsRoEMER's.-Dry Goods, Carpet and
Wall Paper Emporium, Nos. 20l9 and
202l Main street. Just received, 10000
bolts Of new styles OF Wall Paper and
Borders, at reduced prices; 1000 Bleach.
ed and Unbleached Muslins, s, Z, $50,
loo per yard. A large stock Of Cash.
meres aud other Dress Goods at cost and
less than cost, to reduce stock. Carpets
l5c up. Best Superior Southern Carpet
Chain at 25e q pound. Best Clark's o. N.
7. Machine Cotton 65c per dozen.
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PLENTY of fun tonight. First and
foremost, the municipal m~enagerie
yclept City Councils second, all the tenn.
perance takers in The city and vicinity
will let themselves loose at Washington
Hall; and thirdly, Mt. and Mrs. Florence
will couyulsc an audience 10 the Opera
House with their inimitable performances
Of the "Mighty Dollar" There's more
fun-well tell all about it tomorroT
morning. !.
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MOTHERS win grow weary and sigh
over the responsibility that Baby places
upon them, but they have the high priv.
ilege Of shaping a character for useful.
ness. The exercise Of patience and the
preservation OF Baby's health by the
proper use Of Dr.. Bulls Baby Syrup will
give them great present comfort and
prospective happiness. Price % cent?.
d,Sw
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KAsAwHA PACKET CoaPANY.-Secre,
tary Of State Brady yesterday issued
a certificate OF incorporation to the Ka'
nawha Packet Company, for the purpose
Of building, buying or hiring, running
and using steamboats,, barges, aatboats
and other water crafts on the Ranawha
and Ohio rivers and tributaries, for car
rying lreights and passengers, for towing
and other legitimate uses, with the right
to buy and sell barrels, salt, coal, lumber
farm products and other supplies. The
company will have its principal Office al
Charleston, Kanawha county, and is 70
expire OIL the 9TH Of February, 1898
Five hundred dollars has been subscribed
to the capital stock, and the privilege
retained Of increasing said capital BY
sales OF additional shares TO $4,000 IL
all. The shares are 500 each, and held
by the following gentlemen: John p
Hale, Charles Ward, Wm. T. Thayer
Moves Rand and J. E. Thsyer, all Of the
city Of Charleston, n share each.
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HArPY.rrDrsos Tor nervous sufferer.
and those who have been dosed, drugged
and quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts e~Fectually cure premature debil
ity, weakness and decay. Book and Jour
nal, with information worth thousands
mailed free. Address PuLyERNAcHEE
GALyASIc Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. d&w
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REMovAL.-Havlng removed my shoe
store to No. IS Eleventh street, immedi-
ately in the rear Of the old stand, would
respectfully invite my patrons and the
public 10 call at the Little Shoe House
around the corner. JERRY CLEMENS,
No. Is, Eleventh street.
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ADAMS & LUCAS invite attention to
their FIscmR Pianos, which have a ine
powerful tone, and are furnished at re.
markedly low prices. Also 10 their gen.
eral large stock Of Pianos, new and sec.
ond hand, Of other makers, and Of Reed
Organs, 10 LET and For Sale.
illustrated Catalogues, with Price List,
mailed free on application. For sale at
Adams & LUCAS Music Store,
1927 Market street. !.
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Froa the above it will be seen that
Messrs. L. S. Delspain & Son, the well
known dry goods dealers, pay taxes on
Sl06, 500, the largest amount returned BY
any mercantile firm in the county. Mr.
Daniel @. List, sen., is the largest indi-
vidual taxpayer in the list. the amount
returned BY him being sl42,25o.
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p. W. & KY.-The treslle work at the
north end OF the wharf isso far completed
that track.laying was resumed yesterday
and reached nearly to the St. James Ho-
tel. The work will be completed to the
depot by the cod Of the week, and =
passenger train and freight trains will be
put on Immediately thereafter.
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ABBorr.-"Miss Abbott's success was
unqualified and complete, and the splen.
did future that awaits her is no longer n
matter Of doubt. Her voice has remark
able range, and is entirely under her con.
troll; It's power and her absolute mastery
Of il are alike phenomenal. Miss Abbott,
from her frat appearance, reused a storm
OF enthusiastic applause, such as seldom
greets a concert singer."-Bdlto: american.
The sale OF seats for the Abbott con-
cert will commence this morning, at
Adams Il Lucas music store.
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Police couRT-Judgc Ganma. Til
following cases were before this court
Matte Taylor (colored) was fined 81
for assaulting a pale-faeed sister named
Maggie Thompson. In defaul. OF payment
she Was committed.
A 6ne Of s. was imposed upon Andrew
Fleming for disorderly conduct. Execu'
tion was suspended on payment Of cost
The case Of John He'll, charged with
dtsordetIy conduct, was dismi.sed.
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THE Greenback and Worklngmen have
been invited to meet in counsel this even.
ing, at the City Building, 10 organize for
the coming campaign. As the City
Council will be In session, a good many
people are curious to know where the
q, and W. will hold their meeting.
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TEMPERANCE NorEs.-D. 1. X. Rine,
the temperance apostle, It Ia stated, has
gone to Scotland 10 inaugurate the move
ment there.
In OTIS Hall, President b. Young and J.
WestWood made short addresses.
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THE tickets for the drama of Margaret
Of Anjou,p which will be given next Sat.
urday' 10 Washington Hall, are sold for
75 cents for the orchestra circle and bal.
cony and for 80 cents for the dress circle.
The seats paid for. can be reserved at
Adams & LucsI' without any extra
charge.
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TIE TEETH AN ADVERTISING MEDrUM
Every time a lady who uses fragran
sozodont opens her mouth, she advertise
the article. The state Of her teeth Is
certificate Of It's excellence. No spo
darkens their surface, no impurity cling
to them, the cushions in'whichtthey ar,
set are rosy, and the breath that SWELL
through them Is as sweet as the breeze o
lime.
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TaI P. ". & Ky. railroad subsctip-
ton cases on trial for the past week In
the Circuit Court Of Brooke county were
decided In favor Of delendant1. The rail
road company has made application for 4
new trial.
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WEST ALEXANDER ITEMs.-The "Uni,
versity" closed on Monday last, and will
resume on the 4th Of March. with james
A. Anderson as "faculty."
Rev. W. Haven Lester was called to
Long Island by a dispatch announcing
the very serious illness OF his mother.
West Alexander Is looming up IS a
milk shipping depot. LAST year four
parties alone shipped nearly $4,000 gal.
ions OF milk. Nexti
On account Of their pastors absence,
the Presbyterians had no service last
Sabbath.
Prof. q. K. Shannon, The efficient Prin-
cipaI Of our Academy, has been selected
as the Associate Of the Butler, Pa, Acad-
envy. We congratulate the citizens Of the
above place upon their choice, although
It leaves a vacancy in our own institu-
ton that will be hard 10 GIL.
The goods Of Phil. Medert, Of Wheeling,
were sold saturday last by Officer |. +,
Sutherland, Conrad Lash being the pur-
chaser.
A Normal School is projected here for
the ensuing summer, with T. B. Mccain
as Principal. We hope the project will
be successful, as an institution Of this
kind has long been needed here for the
convenience OF winter teachers.
At the Republican primary election
yesterday afternoon the following were
the nominees ::
Judge-M. NJ. Slator.
fnspector-C. Shelter.
Burgess-Jas. Lidy, sr.
Council-R. Sutherland, G.. c. Stool
fire, ". A. Barry, ]. F. Mayes, S. KIM
minis, /. r. Anderson.
School Directors-Rev. W. H. Lester
and james Ely,sr.
~Assessor-William Frazier.
Auditor-C. Shelter, 8 years; ]. F.
Lidy, 2years; and ]. B. Gillian, | year,
Constable. James F. Sutherland.