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Wishing the public In uonor,,
! respectfully return my tGpri,, VS lea'
for their liberal patronage In the n No ,'heG
ask IN increased continuance in thrS t H., aal
with large number Of aJiitio""oi, lINe
As expect to 10 u strictly casb ,i i". one,
hereafter, ! will offer exttaorIins"ruv" H =
gains, particularly as the season I I,s Oat'
a close, to reduce stock. lIrSyy" , vn,
goods 3t cost, even less than cSs, S,GGIen
invited to call and examine ibo s Hll l'e
Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, WS T ITi P.k d
&c. &C., Nos. 90lO and 2O2l Siain S s,,aa w,
JOmX Rnrnr.
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Pianos aud Organ. for m. -,
Cheap. "olidp,
One ! octave organ at Ssj
s7s Sne Z stop Smith American AN ov,,
One One 8 stop stop Taylor ( Farley or,,, :, =.
s, 9ne $3.50 Smith American a o,. Al "a
One Q stop Packard organ n, ,s
9ne octave melodeon at So '"'
One y octave piano at $40 ""
One octave octave GcREiIS sSaiIs piano ST.
one . octave Haines' piano a, nv 'IG
One u octave new piano nj S SIy
Call and examine, at c, i, r' , Ss
Store, 1927 Market street, ''''aS Sla&t
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ISsrALLArIoN.-samuel Darrah, d, G..
President, on Saturday installed the fol.
lowing officers Of Wheeling Lodge No. 70,
!. Q. A. MI Geo. Ankle, President; J. C.
Baker Secretary; j. II, Zevely, Treasurer;
ohas. Dunlap, Condutor; ]. g. Mallory,
Inside Guardian; P. Winters, Outside
Guardian; jas. 4. Cunning, Chaplain,
4. Henneman, John Brown and Frederick
Bye, Trustees, tsr.iI ~
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AMUSEMENT AIGEAD.-The Opera House
will be "Uncle Toms Cabin" on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday OF this week,
.Messrs. GoIhold & Rails excellent dra.
matte company appearing in that popular
drama.
On the Monday following, d fine min.
strel entertainment will be given at the
Opera House BY Barlow, Wilson, Primrose
and Vests recognized troupe. ID. ~.
10. Emmett, the prince Of Dutch com.
edians, will be with us on the 9Ist, with
hiSrevised "Fritz. "tYl4l u. rs sHE'
On the goth the Swedish Lady Quartette
will give concert. I.ulsD q.
Miss Mary Anderson, q accelerated young
lady tragedienne, will appear on the 3Ot6
and 3lst tnsts. i Ei4t
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No DeceptIon I,.4,I.

1t Is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Lhsr
Complaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen,
eral Debility when they can procure at Oul
store SHILon's VirAt1zER, free at cost h
does not relieve or cure them. Price IS cent,
Sold by +. Booking, Odd Fellows Tall; c, T.,
Dwight, &thand ChaplineSts.; IAngllin lIns.
Bellaire. '','' ''9NPl
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PULPIT PoINrs-No services were held
at the Fourth Street NJ. L. Church, yester-
day, owingto the absence Of the pastor,
DR.. George.
The week Of prayer began yesterday,
the subject for the pulpit being "Christian
Union" To'day's subject Is: Thanks
giving for the blessings Of the year past,
and prayer for their continuance"
The first quarterly meeting for the
Moundsville M. i. Church for the present
Conference year was held Saturday and
yesterday.
No services were held at the Disciples
Church yesterday. Elder Thompson, OF
Ohio, will preach next Sunday. I'i.
The Wheeling Sabbath School Associa-
ton will meet tomorrow evening.
The congregation Of the English Luth-
eran Church enjoyed a sermon yesterday
morning from Rev. John Croll, from he
text 1.-THE Time is Short" The points
made were: First, the fact stated; second,
the certainty of eternity following; third,
the lesson taught. The Sunday School,
quickened by gratitude for renewed sue
cess, entered upon its work for 1879 with
great vigor, The classes were full and
teachers and officers in their places.
superintendent Zevely had New Year
picture on the blackboard, the merit of
which was universally remarked upon.
Atthe close Of the school the "Graff class
No. s" Miss Lizzie Budke teacher, present.
ed every member with achromo-decorated
box, which had been filled by the officers
with niceties. A full report of the even.
ing service at this church appears in an
other column. lad
AT the North Street N. L. Church the
week OF prayer was commenced with a
sermon by the pastor; subject: "Unity Of
the Church." The Sabbath School, under
the superintendent OF Mr.. VIM. 4, vii.
son, Is Furnishing He has very wisely
introduced the Berean Quarterly into the
School, placing a copy in the hands Of
each scholar. This is progress in the right
direction. The teachers must now study
the lessons in order to keep ahead OF the
scholars. Rev. 6. f. Hite exchanged pull
pits with the pastor Of North Street, and
preached an eloquent sermon to q large
audience. Mr.. Hite is.a rising minister.
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THERg's no mistake, that one.half the
spasms and cramps in children are tho re-.
suit OF worms, and even adults are FIX.
quently treated under mistake, while tba
genuine seat Of he disease Is worms. Try
pr. Q. McI.anes Celebrated Yermiiupe, 8
taking great care TO see "Fleming Bros,
Pittsburgh" on the label, and you viii
learn grand secret, t'l"i
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TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArR.-The follow
ing deeds in fee, transferring real estate,
were admitted TO record in the office Of the
Clerk OF the County Court, Saturday:
Deed made December 81, 1878, by W.
II. Caldwell to the U. s. Building, Land
and Loan Association, for lot 10. 1O4,
Zane's addition; 50 500. .i[5 ~ I
Deed made October %, 1873, by Mt
lions Cemetery to Ernst Serge, for lot No.
$50 in said cemetery; So.
Deed made April !, 1874, by Logan
Tribe No. ], /. o. Il. NJ, To VIM. Frank,
for lot No. 9S0i in the Red Mems Cemetery;
SIS. 10 Gsf w'5, - =
Deed made December 20, 1878, by the
Greenwood Cemetery Association 10 James
Bodley, for lot No. 8 in Section N; $50.
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GERMAStA SiSolSG SocIErY.-The Ger.
mania Singing Society has elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing term:
Chr, Schnepf; vice-President,
II. @. Meyer; Corresponding Secretary,
J. Strobel; Financial Secretary, @, Bremen;
Treasurer, John Pebler; Librarian, IP,
Beneke; Standard Bearer, A. Rasel;
Musical Director +. Scheuter: Vice
Musical Director, @. Stencil; Music Com.
mlttee, G. Tunt, II. c. Meyer and c.
Schnep.,H PSI TIKI
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HoS, A. II. STEPHENS, the great States.
man man oithe South, says: II have used
Durangs Rheumatic Remedy for Rheuma.
tism with great, benefit" It Is a positive
cure. Send for circular to Helphenstine
4 Bentley Druggists, Washington. %. d. !:
or ask your druggist forit dAw
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CLOSING 0UT.-Elr. I.W. Grub, the Main
Street IsweIer, Is closing out his elegant
and attractive stock, preparatory to moving
into his new quarters In Washington Hall.
Bargains can now be obtained at Mr.. Grubb's,
and the stock the purchaser will find to Sc.
leCt from would be hard to find equaled In
any city. Call and examine the goods. La.
dies will be especially pleased. with the
hisnlav.
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TR4pRR6ScE Nors,-Alarge and enthu:
siastic meeting was held ut Mozart Hall
yesterday afternoon.
Robert Marshall and Capt. John Baggs
addressed large meeting last night at
Otis Hall. Ten persons signed the pledge.
Ameeting Is to be held at Otis Hall to-
night. Good speakers will be In attend
ance, 7J
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81 New Advertisements. .ts
Great Offer for Holidays.
Preventive Of Malarial Diseases.
Pure Apple Vinegar,
Wanted-Tract OF Land.
Sweet Navy Chewing Tobacco.
Seven Dollars Day for Canvassers.
Twenty-Five Chrome Cards.
Thirty Mixed Cards.
Dividend Notice-Wheeling & Belmont
Bridge Company.
For City Clerk-Alex. II. Forgey.
For City Sergcant-Major james W.
Sweeney.
Prices Lowe. L. stifel & Co-lIead of
local.
Notice Disciples Church.
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FoR Lame Back, Side or Chest use SnILOa,
PoRors PLASTER. Price, % cents. Sold BY +.
Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; c. i. Dwight
18th and Chapline SITS. ; I.aughlin Bros 4 60.
Wheeling; aud Husbands Il Inskip. BcIIairp
MMEAr,lN
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READ the following: Salt Rhcum Curel-I
hGd salt Rheum on my hand for two year; |
Tried every doctor could hear of-thc salyes
and soaps without number nothing
benefited me. A Soc bottle Of titles Iini.
inent lodide Ammonia cured me in less than
week. 4. RONNISE,
go, lG2 ". 39d ST., New York,
Sold by all druggists Send for pamphlet
DR.. GitEs,
100 West Broadway, New York.
Trial size &c. Logan, List X Co., Agents.
MMENM
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RemeInber. Ne Pennle ,

|; "Hale's Honey Of Hopthound and Tar,
ci,l now ~, recognized IS the great national spe
e eas ~ e , Sro of Of coughs and ali lung Dis
and take no other as there arr cour;osI oi.s
Sold BY Logan, List& Co., and ali tlriSvist s''
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POLICE CovRr-Julo. C,nnn,,y

AOLlCE SoVKT-Judgt CrdhmtT.
Saturdays docket was as follows: I,,
Frank Denny, charged with the larceny
Of lady's cloak from NJ. Emsheimer, was
fault. w
Frank Mitchell was implicated in the
larceny also, and was fined S. and costs,
which he couldn't raise, and was sent to
the stone pile.
John MCConnaughy was fined s. and
costs for disorderly conduct. Execution
suspended OIL payment Of costs. h
n Harry Curleyr disordery, 8 and costs.
John Dunn and John Zimmerman were
committed for drunkenness.
En-, Frank Green, VIM. Hullian, John
o'Neil and Patrick Herman, Migrants,
were ticketed for thirty days At the
A rule issued against Henry Stolley, an.
absent witness, was dismissed.
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For restoring the natural color of tbe bair
. nicer preparation Is offered in ''Halr Reyiyi,
nm" in large bottles, at only 50 cents, than
ms ever been produced OF 500. Glenn's Sui.
Pnur soap is the word. famed clarifer and
IAst& co., and eyery druggist. '',.N- -'Oe""'
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We understand some Of the clerks in
stores that are now to close up early will
take the opportunity to attend the Nation.
nj business College, evenings, TO work up
valuable course there, which is certainly
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PARENTS cannot be too; careful in guard.
ing the health Of their babies. Only a good
and reliable medicine should be given 10
them. Dr. Bulbs Baby Syrup Is known
not to contain anything Injurious.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAslilSGroN. January G-l 4, Nor
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
southwest winds, falling barometer, cloudy
weather and possibly light snow.
For,the Lower Lakes southwest winds,
cloudy weather, with snow, rising follow.
cd by falling barometer, stationary OF
higher temperature.
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ASSEMBLING oPTIIR LEGtsLATuRE.-Legis
lators, politicians, lobbyists and candidates
are floCking to the capital city from every
quarter OF the State, TO be present at the
opening OF the Legislature on Wednesday.
The first instalment arrived yesterday
morning ria the b. 4 o. Road. Among
the prominent arrivals VIC note the fol.
lowing: Senator Wayne Ferguson, OF
Wayne county, Senator +. ]. Baxter, OF
Braxton county; Senator Winston Shelton,
OF Nicholas county; Senator Robert S.
Brown, OF Jackson county; Senator David
Pugh, of Hampshire county; Senator
David Johnston, Of Raleigh county ; all OF
whom are comfortably cared for at the
Stamm House. Senator A. Z. Summers,
OF kanaWha county, is at the st. James,
and Senator n. S, Kirtley, of Putnam
county, at the Mcclure.
At the stamm are also Representatives
A. c. Fulkerson, OF Wayne county; E. S.
Hyer, Of Braxton county; Dr.. B. T. Gooeh,
Greenbrier county, Capt; Hugh Toney, of
Logan county; Vim. Kirtley, OF Putnam
county, and Mr.. ]. D. Anderson, OF Nipho-
las county. candidate for reelection as
Scrgeant.at-Arms OF the State Senate.
Among the arrivals at tho st. James Ho.
tel are: Col. Dan. Johnson, OF Tyler
county; Winfield Scott, editor OF the Clarks.
burg Nelca; h. P. McNeer, representative
from Monroe county; Col. ], B. Peyton,
late Clerk OF House Of Delegates, and can.
didate for reelection: John l.. Thornhill
and W, T. Fry, Of Kanawha Court House,
candidates for pages. ..f......., ........
Mr.. Thos. II. Harvey, member OF House
Of Delegates from Putnam county, and a
brother ci DR.. r. S. Harvey, OF this city, Is
ut the Mcclure. i;L NsH IL III
Anumber OF candidatesior offices in the
gift ofthe Legislature are already In the
city, button.holing Senators and Repre-
sentatives. 1t is probable that there will
be come fun upon the organization Of the
two houses. Col. PeytOn, we observe, Is
back again after his old position Us Clerk
OF the House OF Delegates. The Colonel
made good Clerk at the last session, and
would be Just as good this winter, but an
less appearances are deceiving he will not
walk overthe course this time, Our own
Barney Galligan also bankers after the
position. Barney was Clerk OF the COnsti.
tutional Convention in 1872, and proved
a very efficient officer, and his election 10
the position to which he aspires would
give satisfaction to the people In this neck
Of the woods ut least. Howard, Of Mason
county, who served as committee clerk
at the session two years ago; and Winfield
Scott, editor OF the ClRrksburg NelGs, arc
also candidates for the position.
The candidates for the other offices are,
as the phrase goes, "too numerous to men.
ton" Certainly the Legislature should
be able to select good officers out Of the
abundance Of material offered.
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A PRoDraAL sox.-The iather Of George
Green, the defaulting commercial tourist,
has received letter from his erring son,
from Denver, Colorado, begging for money
enough to deiray his expenses home, and
narrating pitiful story OF his sulerings
during his self,imposed exile In, the Far
West. All the money he collected TOR Mr..
Reilly, and appropriated 10 his own use,
amounting to HOPS, was gone, and he
was left in o strange country penniless.
Moreover, both his feet had been badly
frozen, and he was dependent. upon the
charity Of strangers for food and shelter
from the pitiless cold. As the amount OF
the defalcatlon has been made up to Mr..
Reilly by Green's friends, it is not prob
able that he will be prosecuted upon his
return home, which will probably be this
week.
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ONE bottle Of McLains' Good In,sht Lini.
ment will cure the worst case OF frost bite.
There Is nothing equal toit,
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ALL the late new music, standard, CLASH.
cal and popular music the day, for sale
at half price at Sheib's Music Store, Wash.
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,"WHArshall ! take to cure this cough ?p
Why, we say lfcLaigs' Pectoral Cough ISyr-
,tp is the best remedy We ever tried. il il
DoNnd 70 cure, and such, a big bottlel =
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BKLLAIRR loCIiS-The Pivar can Ia
crossed on foot ~ ''et V4' W
On Fridav nnrn;ns ,La ,ha.,,,o,,,, q,
averaged l8s below Ssso '"s '''s' A'S'''s's'
The street cars have VEN not haar rrrniro
since Thursdav morn,ns tS.o .,ajs ~
each way. HAVING heen sSist;,y,aJ Stsny
Of our siii,ens s"S g ~, Su o ith:,
the track shonld have hean Ian cIoa, atc
The stockhoiders ~ ne Raran Mani ~ az,
turing Comnanv mse, ,o.dSv a, ' ! n'sioci,
10 elect diracIoIa '-'Ns' ''NA' ~ s''N'
The nail mill will s,ar, In n to,. Jovs
with pond nroSnocts tos ~ aem %a! Y
several weeks f>S'' w. sV"''""""'sV'
The Phono0raph with sunnIomor, osma
out for Inc Iast lime nn SotnsSsw haS,
ing merged into the LSsnsn,ys5t IN arc
agreed t6at The nSn S ~as vo.., o.odi.ohIe
one. and That M. edjtos Il M sra.e"tic
news Patherer. - y" ~
Next sunday avan;rs ,ha.o u,,ii bo n
meeting OF me UWomSn's Fore;"n Mia
sionary soc;s,Y - 40 nHn.a ro' e. w,
Of reports, ESSAYS addreSses .as eic " sVA't''
QUARTERLY meeting services ware ho,d nm
Sunday. Rev Carr p ~ RsrnesS; liz
District. being present " ''S'''''N
The week ~ nrSver u; M ha ohsor,od In
this city services II he belS 4. ~ tSs teIIow
Ing stated times and nIaces e =" on ~" MonSo "
evening at the i. p. GhnEch C~sIc;SeS y
be general: Tuesday evenin, ononoJ he
Rev. Mr.. Dean, at The psas I
Church; "Wednesday evening M III n i
Church, Rev. Mr.. Wallace onsnino. Thurs M
day evening at Inc DiscinleaS Chmscb Raw
Mr.. Toland opening: Friday svSnin" Al
the U. p. Church, Rev Mr.. Gaston nre.
siding. Satnrlov aSor;nn =. u1a p.olI I.'
terrain Church servises 10 be conS H X
Rev. Mr.. Rambo '''s'' ~ 0e''"uu''eu W
The Feast Of Epiphanv wi,, he cs,ohro,e,,
January 9th, at Ike Catholic Cbnrcb. ser.
vices at "a, NJ. and o A. W. and NJ 7!a ar =
NJ. The schools Of this denomination Slsc
open on this day, "''O' NOV
The party at Gen. IIope's nm Wolnes.
day, numbering twenty-five IA spoken 81
so Wv AhSSt VI tltG bGu5UIl, anu ITO uOuDl
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THERMOMETER REcoRD-The following
shows the range Of the thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner:
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lust RECElvET.-5OO pieces new Ham.
burg Edpluus and Insertions, at our usual
popular prices. y 49, '-1'a y 2
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SATuRnAr. -
? Zero 5 'ss; ss above s ssSa;e
sVSpAY
IAN. IAN. ESP.M. 7P.u
above SAEOVe. above. 10 above,
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SPEfER BROS.'
n. Bon and after this date our store
will be closed every evening at 8, Saturday
excepted.
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The CouRrs.- County CouRr- Jud0e
Boyd.-This Court was in session as usual
on Saturday. aFf 'afT = 49,
t. Hugus vs.. G. Brashear. Certified
BY W. II. Caldwell, Justice Of the Peace.
Motion for new trial overruled. i
VIM. Stoetzer vs. Patrick Carroll. judy.
ment for plaintiff for $25 81. II.
Burns 4 Gillespie vs.. G. MacIEin & Co.
Defendant moved to Tile special pleas 9, 8,
! and 3, which was objected to, and The
remainder Of theday was occupied in hear
ing the arguments o. counsel on the points
raised.
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Ghe 4ntelli9enter


omIee. Nos. rs and "a rourtccnth street
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Al.p q full line OF Ladies' and Gents Hand and
Machine seWed
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DOR SALE

EoR SALE LOW AND ON EASY
u TERMS.
Farm Of 80 acres, on the Ohio river, eighteen miles
FROM Wheeling. About onC-thlnl river bottom (dne
hlluvia SOll, not ubjU TO OVGrOWl well adapIe for
Market Gardening about IOOacrcs due timber which
rAn be easily cultivated when cleared. WAlered by
spring draiH will make u splendid stock farm.
W. V. H0GE L BRO,
mrs 1900 Market st.
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MUNICIPAL CoURr-Judqe Crunmsr.
Court metal 10 o'clock Saturday morn.
Edward Coen VS.. W. II. Woods ct al. In
assumpsit. Judgment for plaintiff.
Adjourned to Ga. II, to-day, 'f
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

The Republican primaries, for the cleo.
ton Of delegates to .to.day's Convention,
and the nomination Of Councilmen, were
held in the different wards on Saturday
evening. Notwithstanding the severity Of
the weather, the meetings generally were
pretty well attended. The tollowingis the
result:
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FIRST WARD.

Dclegates-Wm. Otto, Henry serig, Fred.
Fey, Chas. Cunningham, John Morrison.
COuncil-First BranCh-James Hanes.
Second Branch-Alfred Caldwell and
james Roberto.
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DeIeyatt-Ed. Clator, Jabob Heidelberg.
er, Jacob Stroup, William Gundling, Ed.
COunciI-First Branch-.E. G. Cracraft
Second Branch-Dr. 4. II. Logan, W. a.
List, ]. +. Clator.
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Drlrga'ss-William Phillips, Rhody Rob.
Inson, Sam. Letzkus, Henry c. Peterman,
Luke Fitton.
COuncil-First Branch-W. B. Simpson,
Second Branch-L. +. Hanson, W. II,
llaller, James A.Dunning.
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REPORT OF CONFERENCE COMMIrrEy

The Conference Committee submitted
the following list of delegates, together
with the vote cast in each ward for CITY
Sergeant in 1877, which they recommend.
cd as the basis of representation:
Ftra Warl-John Woods, WIN. a: vii.
son, c. w. Cunningham, George Beam,
Ed. Rogers, John Browning, A. G.
Winoher; number OF votes this ward is en-.
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apostles on the trees aui vines in the
track Of the lava. They hoped in this
may to save their fields and houses
from destruction. bnt the lara would not
stay its majestic course for these sdols
1t advanced slowly, and touched the
trees and the vines. the houses and cab.
ins and barn. with its fiery finger. and
they blazed up with q white hea, aud
were destroyed At R.ndazzo, a town
at the foot Of Etna threatened by lava,
il is related tina, toward evening pro
cessicn Of men, women ani children,
with lighted candles in their hands.
move! toward the advancing mass of
fiery liv' They carried an image of
the Msipi,na. AID held it up before the
burning flood, while they called out in
anguish. Have Dty have mercy upon
US " The lava, however. did not stop,
but covered The national road. which
connects that town with Messina AMI
the sea. as we'll az with other towns
near. Its trade is ruined by this cut
ting off of its communication. aud the
people are awestruck and depressed
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-15
PIANO LESSONS.
PUPILS WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY FROM THE CRY OF SkW
~ York wishes To take Pupils on the Piano
sls las enjoyed unusual Advantages. in having
the best teachers that abe city Afforded. and dAs-
tsrs herself tha. size Nii BIZ able give anxSfAc
tion 10 parents Of guardians Who may fsvcR Aee
With their pstrvnAse. j. MORAN.
ffsh street.. opposite univesstty grounds. g.
astle. myI1dH
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-07-15
ORIENTAL HOTEL
TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
y. LOUIS, Proprietor.

=. LUIS Pfopfletor.
SECOND STREET, SEATTLE, w. T.
This Hotel is newly built ard-fnished, and
elegantly furnished rooms in suits or single.
MEALS, IS CENTS; LODGINGS, p CENTS
Board and Lodging by the Week very reasonable
This house is conducted frst-class princi-
pies. and every attention will be paid to patrons
Baggage conveyed to and from the House free
Of charge.
NO CHISAAEN KAPioYEB.