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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1880-09-16

Reed birds at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.

Reed birds at Fullmer's.
Salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Fried oysters at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fulmer's.
John w. Haley, compositor on the
Euery EUening, will soon enter Drew
Theological Seminary and study for
the M. E. Ministry.
DR.. H. G. Kemble, formerly resident
physician at the Almshouse, is about
to start a drug store over Eleventh
street bridge.
George W. Jackson, the bill poster,
is putting up bill board eleven feet
high and seventy two feet long, at the
8. W. corner of Ninth and French
streets.
Enoch Moore's new steam yacht
John p. Almond made successful
trial trip yesterday afternoon.
Frank, son of J. L. Carpenter, Jr.,
while standing near No. 5 school, yes
tcrday morning, was struck on the
head by trap door, which blew from
an adjacent house, and severely in
jured.
Sussex county Greenbackers met in
Georgetown, Monday afternoon, and
nominated Geo. M. Thoroughbred for
State Senator, Geo. Smith, ofSeaford
for Sheriff, and Luther W. Cannon, of
Baltimore Hundred, for Coroner.
The jury in the case of the dead
tramp, yesterday afternoon, after hear
ing the evidence of Drs. O9le and
Springer, adjourned to await further
developments, and the Coroner is now
working the case.
Rev. Alfred T. Scott will preach at
his room, on second floor of No. 202
West Ninth street, this evening, at
7:30 o'clock. The text is {: "Have ye
received the Holy Ghost since ye be-
lieved p''-Acts IA, Q. The public are
cordially invited.
Joshua Maris, G. G. of R. Joseph
PYLE, G. K. of W.; William F. Harri-
son, and George G. Maris, Representa-
tiyes to the Grand Council of the Uni
ted States, Imp. o. of R. M, are in
Boston, attending a session of the ma
tional body.
MI. w lllidu lldinilIOii, al Oiu Sou-
tleman residing at Lincoln street and
Lowering Avenue, was thrown from
his carriage at Tenth and Tatnall
streets, last evening, and severely
bruised. DIR. Snitcher attended to his
injuries and he was taken home.
The City Railway Company is now
relaying 1,500 feet of its track, from
the middle depot to point about half
a square beyond Union street. The
he'd of the street will be graded and
naved. and fat rails will be laid down
instead of the present T rails. Emlen
Hewes is furnishing 1880 feet of
lumber for the work, and William
Martin, of Philadelphia, II tons of
iron.
The Legislative reunion takes place
place to-day, when the members will
leave Lewes for New York and Coney
island. Those who went from this
CITY are Hon. Harry Sharpley, Hon.
James W. Ware, Colonel John G.
Farra, Henry II. Colclazer, of the
Eoerg Evening, and Arthur F. Fran
els. Of the Daily Ne,Os. Governor Hall
and other State officials are expected
to be present.
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Amuselnents.

is Is one of the most suc.
opera @o%y,F BY Frank Frayne, iies'a' at Ihe the
Est1 riob 10 be e rare dnaJ dramatic I,gnt' tTsat
ol,, ';I' Thlp hspecialties and stariIins, rIGa.,
is be company N'a supporting fra5rting
ppy,riomance If, will ii good %S ia9iss mater
eaoa''s' n, WIFI raiIIYiI,, +. the 2Olh inst, the
l%Sne ;Mllasquora srneG iers, wG1 BY Fort Fort
p nsnI na' been enjoyed !" RiI%1na RfTfOrm-
elliapg,' apg,''.mrss-,-BIanche ms,- 'ae aeo popular %1'1
l~apee bo,.su Is sufficient to s,'e in.OGap troupe
s',s, viii fS be fs' Esns sas a, &P%ss %SS%
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A Word to our Readers. .

When you read OF q remedy that Will
cure all diseases beware OF 1t but when
which claims to cure only certain parts Of
the body, and furnishes high proof that
1t does this, you can safely try It and with
the a. surance that 1t will help you. This
Liver Cure does. 1t cures all troubles of
the lower portion OF the body and none
others. 1t will not help the tooth-ache,
ear-ache nor consumption but IL will put
yonr body in vigorous and healthy state
where you can enjoy life and appreciate
It's good things. Try 1t. sepl5-2w.
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SAID the New York Sun. yesterday
can accurate chart of the interior of the
Hon. James G. Blaine's mind since the
Maine election would look queer. Here s
a splendid chance for the Tribune. A
fac-simile of that chart printed in the
newspaper founded by Horace Greeley
would make it sell like hot ckes.
MR.. BLAINE and his friends seem to
be at their cid game of ciphering down
the oppositi'n n majority. They are in a
desperate strait up there just now and
will bear a good deal of watching.
The bad effects of imprudence in eating
and drinking are speedily removed and
the depression following eating Is quickly
banished by the use OF Dr. Bull's Baltt-
more Pills. Price % cents
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Not True.

A statement appeared in the Morning
Ne,os, of Monday, saying that out Of one
hundred voters Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club only about twenty-five
would vote for Martin Farrell, for Levy
G ,urtman. This was published without
any authority whatever, and at the clubs
meeting last evening was denounced as
false and not expressing at all the inten-
tion of the club, as they have determined
to give the whole ticket their undivided
support, and labor for ITS election.
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OANCINGl

DANolNe'
REoPENIEG OF A. s. WEBSTER'S BE-
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September eth,
AT THE
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies' and Gentlemen, Misses and Mas
ters wishing to become proficient in all
the dances of the day, and to learn the
new ard more fashionable ones, will find
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
Gentlemen's class Monday and Thursday
evenings from 8 to l0 o'clock.
AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Commencing on Saturday, October ID,
Ladies' aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 9, and Saturdays.
from $50 to $50. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTZRs TAUGHT
INA FEW LESSONS. ,Il-
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robelin a
Bros, No. 7l0 Marke ct street, or by mail to
A. 8. WEBSTER,
sepl4-tf, Masonic Nempie.
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AFATAL ACCIDENT,

John McElwee, resident of Elkton,
Maryland, had his skull fractured by
falling from train on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
Tuesday morning, and was taken to the
Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia,
where he died few minutes after his
admission. He was passenger on the
train and, while standing on car plat
form, Was thrown OFF when the train
went around sharp turn i'll the road.
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StilI slowly Sinking.

Mr.. Isaiah West, of No. 4l5 West
Front street, who was run over by
William Duffy's wagon, last Friday
night, was reported to be slowly sink
ing this morning, with not the slight
est prospect of his recovery. Mean
while Duffy, whose reckless driving
caused the accident,is is held in the City
Hall cells to await the result of Mr..
Vests injuries.
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INCOMING GOLD.

LONDON, September l5.-About
f7O,0 900 in gold was purchased in the
open market yesterday for shipment
to New York. The Daily NeUs, in
its financial article this morning,
saws: "The arrivals from Holland
supply the American demand for
gold, which is not yet serious, as far
as this market is concerned.
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From the N. Y. Herald.
Ohio.

The democrats havin gdone so much
be ter than they expected in Maine will be
encouraged to"carry the war into Africa"
and make vigorous canvass in Mr.. Car
fields own State, where the two parties
are very evenly balanced. In 1876 Presi-
dent Hayes majority in Ohio was only
2,747.
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new Cloths.

|t.,, .na prepared to show you some
'anu r,a" leading styles of Fall and
kS DS' ~" C"sslmeres, Worsteds. =.
In ,' Sr,1 ranging from $500 to 81. 90
And n'Va n | Will make up in the
|Ovs,, IOS' o"', becoming style, at the
bplo,. e''n ~, price. Please call and
n ''e rush of fall trade COM
Lu FERD CARSON,
2S Market street.
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Try Us.

teAs Of Wilmington and vicini-
y have not purchased their
|VaP' and Umbrellas of us, are
Fly solicited to call and ex-
our large stock of new and
| ll0Ie goods for fall wear, be-
'Ns elsewhere. We are sure
elegant and varied assort-
was never before exhibit
I. city, Give US an oppor-
|" prove the truth of this
FFFLI' THE HALTER,
h. SOB Market Street,
N opposite Clayton House.
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DIED IN JERSEY.

Alexander FL. Adams died on Tues
day, at Beverly, New Jersey, in the 57th
year of his age. He was son Of the
late I. Jenifer Adams, Of this city, and
was a gentleman Of aniable disposition,
sound integrity and good business traits.
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EuOi3leers Elected,

At a meeting of the Water Committee
last evening, Thomas Blanken was re-
elected engineer at the City Mill, and
David F. Findley engineer at Cool
Spring reservoir.
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Mr.. WadsIey's Gard.

1 hereby return my thanks to the Dem
Gratis who voted for me on Saturday last,
and promise to give my hearty support
to the successful nominee, j. 81. Gala
had, Esq, and hope my friends will do
likewise. Respectfully,
THOMAS WADsLEY.
New Castle Hundred, Sept, 13, 1880.
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BLAINE laments the loss of $780,
100000. Let Delaware Re
|S profit by it. But Mr.. Blaine
FH'h more; he loses the conf
|d'Ae people of Maine. 1t is
FOhnlng in Blaine 10 attribute
f@a Democratic wbar'l." But
EdO.
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-'e''hEs Tonight.

NJ, THURSDAY.
khOn L. Iod'6 No. q, l. .. o. +.
lAatlan I91,,N No, =, |. .. D. f.
|alnglOn DiSg, DiSSi,.iN No, 4, |. o. Il. NJ.
1 Council NJ Ny,slon, No. |. S. of T.
Faan Mutual ~; T. Z, Jr', o. u. A. M,
uai Beneficial Society NJ
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\ IN = oDemorest's $ Patterns.

khp "a r'ncer take pleasure In an
|rtelys, ,slr Nv, customers tn at they
Polos ,roml, mlne, Demorests Patterns,
krasn, a'l@ls' san What to Wear, etc,
sepl5-tf.
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DIED.

ADAMS.-On Tuesday, the l4th inst, at
Beverly, N. j., Alexander H. Adams,
son of the late I. Jenifer Adams, OF this
city, In the 55th year of his age. Fun
eral services at Old Swede's Church,
Friday 18th inst, at noon on arrival OF
steamer samuel M. FELTON, from Phtla-
delphia, Relatives and friends or the
tend.
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Peach Shipments.

The following were the shipments
of peaches over the Delaware railroad
Yesterday:
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&OCRATs or DELAWARE remem-
he. DOyOur whole duty ; and
you are not dccoiving your
ted says the "plain people"
hO longer be restrained from
against their own interest. We
plain people, in Delaware ;
pst see to it that we are not
BY the enemy before we know
b strength. A word in season
tbe lost. If we would "win
II work.
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dLlverT Tved cSed by Warmers Safe Kid.
'e'-E' b. Lakeiy, Selma
sepl5-2W.
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FRANK I. FRAYNE.

In his great Frontier Drama.
ST. SLO GU M
Supported by little CLARA FRAYNE,
The wonderful dog Jack, and Morris 4
Grey's dramatic and specially Co.
FRANK I. FRAYNE,
The champion rifle shot Of the world,
Reserved seats at C. F, Thomas Co's,
septl4-3t
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9aily Sasstts'
|ANCOCK,
,..,. Soldier er-Statesman.
|. o.oubIIcans own UP.

m Saturday that the next
! ,cv Wy W would come from Maine,
sa sSS some, but came from the
Nv riD,,s,d ' of from the muzzle.
,lis Ia'''sG satisfy the Gasette9 We
w. .i~ , victory that does not be-
''m v. as the Gdzette did last
[HPubacdn' :,
,on,I Get it from the muzzle in
g.
ucuble yourself about the VIC
4. GAZETTE may claim. 1t is
Lain lis own and hold them,
ayOu see the EscelslOr'' flag on
moping? We did; 1t looked
4 uO, as it waved in the early
E,,ry 0coon"that saw it lurked
h, bOle, except one poor fellow
!, alling down the street mis-
!, far that other concern a few
,oy. and lust as he sc.eameG,
,ore for Car" a "coon" that
|. caution, clapped a hand on his
.nd thus cut the sentence short.
Democrat hard by laughed and
aBaine's beaten,' just as the
h figures of the Radicals disap-
behind the corner, as il they had
!, out Of the muzzle Of a great
b Ga, which was TO be the sig
be Stalwart victory in Maine
b Itself, while the beautiful
dnIpes, the emblem Of a pure
|Ny, still waves in triumph, as if
Aihy with Greenbackers aud all
opposed to Radicalism who
ibis country to be harmoni-
peaceful fIom one end 10
g The election Of Hancock
glih will give every man a lighter
dageater love for the Union.
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NEW ADVERTlsEsIENrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08

PERSONAL Nors.-Mrs. Robert Pattison,
OF West Alexander, Is visiting friends In
Capt. John G. Bell, United States mail
agent between Wheeling and Sandusky,
was 10 the city last evening.
Alfred Rheiustrom, Esq is candidate
for Assistant Clerk in the Senate.
Hon. Ellis S. Hyer. OF Braxton q. H., is
at the Mcclure,
j. +. Hart, OF the Welsel NeSsager, was
In the city Friday and Saturday last.
Joe. Hess, OF Col. W. W. Miller's staff, is
in New York.
David Bennett, ext Coroner Of Zanesville,
Is visiting his relative, Jacob Dick, Esq
in East Wheeling. Mr. Bennett is flop
per-" He is over 70 years OF age. and cast
bis fret Republican vote last Tuesday for
Garfield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08

PULPIT NorEs. Rev. II. Fl. Hall. d
Canal Dover, Ohio, preached at the Eng
lish Lutheran Church on Sixteenth Rtree
yesterday morning and evening, and talk
cd 10 the Sabbath School In the afternoon
on the character OF Joseph. Mr.. Halli
visit was enjoyed by all who heard him
His disCourCes were able and manifested
preparation as well as ability. The ser
mon OF the morning was based upon Jobr
viii, u, ~ am the light OF the world; he
that followeth me shall not walk in dark
ness, but shall have the light Of liie," In
illustration and application the sermon
was an excellent one, and delivered with
earnestness and pSth0s. Ths night dis
course was based upon the request oil
James and John to be exalted TO the right
and left band OF the Redeemer. The err
mon was an able exposition Of the passage,
and a beautiful exhortation to humility.
Rev. Hall will always find a welcome from
the English Lutheran people,
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RtIII Annihsr.

Mr.. Zeph Philips, Of 1918 Main street,
Wheeling, ssysthat Dr.. ]. E. Smith saved
his life. Mr.. P. mad been sick o long
time and nothing seemed tn help him.
DR.. Smith took him under treatment ten
days ago, aud he is now out about bis busi,
ness, and gaining strength daily. DR..
Smith Is not 'meteoric DOCTOR" here to.
day and gone tomorrow, but he Is here 10
remain, and treats successfully all chronic
diseases Of men, women and children. DR..
S. is regularly educated phsician and a
specialist OF upwards Of fourteen years
hospital experience. All who placed
themselves under the Doctors treatment
a month ago are reporting themselves i'm.
proving. Consultation free, Office hours
from ga, ". TO s r. NJ. at No. l2l7 Market
street, opposite New. Mcclure House,
Hunsford's Building) Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08

The PROPOSED TRIP TO MENrOR.-For
some days past the Ladies Garfield and
Arthur club OF this city have been dis
cussing very enthusiastically pilgrimage
TO Mentor, Ohio, to congratulate the Pres
ident elect and Mrs. Garfield on the glori.
Gus victory achieved by the Republican
party in the late canvass. Rates have been
reduced from the various railroads leading
10 Cleveland and also hotel rates At CleVe.
land have been inquired into, and great
many inCipient steps taken 10 make the
trip grand success. The Young Mems
Garfield and Arthur club have been in.
vited as special escort along with Vaas
band, and moreover quite number Of in.
huential gentlemen and prominent ladies
have signifed their desire TO join in The
grand pilgrimage. Yet the weather has
been SO Indictment and the crowd Of visi-
tors to Mr.. Garfeld's no immense, that the
ladies have not fixed any date because oil
their desire to have every detail OF the OK.
cursion and visit satisfactorily arranged
before final decision WAS reached az to q
day Of departure.
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CIRCUIT CouRr Judge Merlin. = This
court met at 0 o'clock Saturday morning
and disposed OF the following business:
State VS.. Maxwell and King. Embe2'
element. Certain OF the counts in the in.
dictment were sustained, and others held
by upon demurrer.
In Belmont Nail Works vs.. Richard
Gray; Woodmansee's Executor vs. Lewis
Woodmansee; James NJ. Osburne vs. ]. H.
Ferguson, and Rhinehart Gaus, admins.
traitor, VS.. Etna Life Insurance Company,
the demurrers to declarations were over.
ruled.
Amelia Goethe va. Henry Goetzs; di.
vorce. Allowance TO plaintiff OF $50 to
enable her TO carry on her suit, and $50
per month for temporary alimony.
Clemens Jones vs. A. O. Jones and
others; decree for sale Of house and lot on
Chaplins street, in city OF Wheeling.
William E. Curtis vs.. ]. H. Cox; motion
to retax costs in former trial granted,
Same vs.. same; motion to Quash attach
ment overruled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08
THE LIANT
Jamborse Of the Campaign Saturday
Night.

Jamboree Of the Campaign Saturday
Night.
Saturday night has SO lar proven to be
bad night for parades in this section, and
last Saturday night was no exception. An
immense demonstration had been ar
ranged for that evening and undoubtedly
magnificent affair would have resulted
had the iates been propitious, but they
willed otherwise, aud the demonstration
took the turn OF an indoor celebration at
Washington Hall. The hall was beauti.
fully and artistiCslly arrsged and deco.
rated, and presented q most attractive Rp.
pearanCe.
Bunting, flags, Chinese lanterns, and
portraits OF the President aud Vice-PreSi-
dent elect we're scattered all around the
room In the most attractive manner. The
crowd was the largest Que oil the campaign
clubs OF the city. the ladies occupying the
gallery. The Wheeling City Band and
the Glee Club furnished the music, which
consisted OF songs, and instrumental selee.
tons. After an hour or two Of entertain.
ment Of this description, the companies
were treated TO lunch which had been
prepared by the ladies Of the Republican
club.
The evening was most epjoyably passed
by all, and was fitting close to q cam.
psign that was terminated 30 gloriously,
20 satisfactorily, and 80 penidcently for
all, To the noble ladies OF Wheeling who
have 80 untiringly exerted themselves IN
the interests oil the gieat party whose
principles were approved and yindica.
led by the people OF the Union last Tues.
dRy, the thanks Of every true Republican
me- due, aud their zeal aud interest 10 the
cause Of Republican success in this city
fragrant memories Of the campaign Just
closed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-08

THE ISLAND REPUBLICANS BANQUET
The ladies OF the Island are meeting with
the most gratifying success in their pre-
parations for supper in honor Of the Re-
publican triumph at the recent elections,
10 be given atthe wigwan tomorrow night.
The magnitude OF the affair will be known
when 1t Is announced that the ladies have
secured barrel OF milk, two barrels Of
crackers, and about car load OF oysters,
with other eatables in like proportion.
The ladies OF the various committees are
as follows:
Soliciting Committee.-KentuCky street,
Mrs. J. A. Faris and Mrs. Leon Etzler;
Indiana. Mrs. Wilson Morrison and Mrs.
]. Q. Eizler; Maryland and Wabash,
Misses Ella House and Kate Jones; Zane
and North Broadway, Mrs. Sample and
Miss Annie Campbell; Virginia and Ohio,
Mrs. Reed and Miss Nellie Young; Huron,
Mrs. Trimble and Miss Rosa Gilroy; York,
Mrs. Tappan and Miss May Loss
South Broadway, Mrs. Hildreth; Penn,
Misses Ella Cochran and Nan Cecil
South Front, Mre. Lash and Miss Jennie
Richardson; North Front, Mrs. Prince
and Miss Diteman.
Committee on knives, Forks and Spoons
Mrs. Hildreth, Mrs. Laird and Mira Reed.
Committee on Tdbles.-Mrs. Campbell,
Mrs. Laird, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Bayha, Mrs. L. Beymer, Mrs. HaseItine
and Mrs. Brosier.
Aesistants-Mrs. Laird, Mrs. H. ]. Men
del, Mrs. Cecil Robinson, Misses Kate
Jones, Nellie Young, Lucy Dufield, Tillie
Wilson, Mrs. Beymer. Misses Ida Bishop,
Jennie and TilIie Richardson, Mary Loos.
Rose Gilroy, Diteman, Mrs. James Camp
bell, Miss Annie Campbell, Mrs. Sample,
Misses Nan Cecil, Ella Cochran, Minnie
Wilson, Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Jones, Misses
zoraida Mcclure, Ella House, Blanche
Hunter, Kate Bell, Ellie Halstead, Ms.
Trimble, Mrs. Bond, Mrs. Sherratt, Misses
Helen Bond, Laura Forgey, Anna Nc
Clellan, Mary Curran, Mollie Bond.
On articles Needed Mrs. Brosier, Mrs.
eyilson, Mrs. Trimbe, Lucy Cecil,
Mary Cecil, Lizzie Jones, Mrs. Hszlett,
Mrs. Lash, Mrs. Watkins, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
Hammond, Mrs. Sam. Hildreth, Miss Mag
gle Maxwell.
Mrs. ELIZA JANE CECIL,
President.
In furtherance OF the project, meeting
OF the Republican voters OF the Seventh
ward will be held at the wigwan this
evening. A large attendance is desired
and expected.
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Wet WHEELING, November 5

Laud.r
WEST WHEELING, November S.
The school house is finished, and today
completes the first week Of lis use. It
tne building, and Is considered an homo
to our village.
Last evening, Mr.. Thomas Hays Ant
Miss Maria Harris surprised their uumer
Gus friends by being Joined in the Hholy
bonds OF wedlock,u Rev. David Howell
OF Bridgeport, officiating. The prospects
Of the happy pair are very bright, and q
large circle Of friends extend their hearty
congratulations and wishes for their 10
ture happiness and prosperity,
The paper mill has been shut down
,inet he election, for lew days Of least. A
break In the machinery Is the cause. i Il
expected to be in operation again in a few
days.
The Republicans here are highly elated
over their victories, aud are making prep
gratiops to celebrate on Saturday eysnina
next. The La3elle cannon Garahaldi, ID
engaged for the occasion, and We are going
TO cast Ia our mile, and In that way unite
with you In your jolllacatiOn In the city.
The display will take place on the bill
Just back OF town, and will no doubt be
brilliant affair in the history of West
Wheeling.
"Look cat there INV, vtts Eviue TO stoOt
Look out th're! Don't you uudtIStand'
Babylon hSS fallen
"o!cEao."