Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-04-03
BARN ESVlLLE
Spring Moving Political Points o. Per-
sonsl and General News
Corr,zp 1udoucc Oi the Register.
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81 heard the wopir c,k CT pcckinE
The blue bird trndetly sling.
turned aud looked out Of my window
Aud To- Il wa spring"
Winters long sleep is broken, and n
Joyous movement permeates all nature
The budding trees, blooming flowers
and happy birds, all Join in proclaiming
the advent Of the pleasant spring time,
and even our own hearts, catching the
rays oi glad sunlight, bound with quick.
er pulsations.
The dormant energies al our people
have been aroused by the mild air aud
warm sunshine, and GAINESVILLE is im-
bued with new strength and yigpr
Never IN our history has our little VIII
lAge assumed 10 city like an appearance
on the first Of April The streets we're
alive With people and II seemed that all
the country round had poured in upon
Us. The social aud cordial intercourse
gave evidence that men were able Ia
meet all claims upon them, thus giving
proof Of growing prosperity. Moving,
too, wa more general than for years,
and look where you might drays aud
wagons lilled the streets loaded with
household goods, while men grasped
stoyepipes with detected resignation aud
SEEMED ~ impIOfe pity. We felt that u
there IL one hard place in life
where submission 10 the inevitable
has spe"isl grace, Il must be on moving
day. whether the time comes the first Oi
April or December.
The political outlook promises 10 lie
rather exciting. and politicians are busy
taking up the merits OF their respective
candidates, while party lines promise
10 be drawn closer than Tor many years.
A Republican Convention was held a,
City Hall lAsi Saturday afternoon, re-
sulting ~ foiloxs: Trustees, II. Bardy,
John Howard aud = l. Jones; Clerk.
X. G.. Graves, Treasurer, Is. J. HAser:
tss---Dr. Jacob Hager Constxbles, Geo
B. II lnce aud John Bglger. s. J.
Piper. T. J. Buehanan, J. :. Ely, ~
G. starbuck, J. VI. Lewis, and ". Z.
Bundy we're chosen AZ delegates 10 the
Congressional Convention. q. l.. Will
lous, W. 4. Talbot, ;. l. Jones, Adam
BeuiI, ID =. Caliman, 7. " Melton, Az
len Floyd and q. y HiIie. we're chosen
q. d.ls,s.t.s y tss. Eesnsy Coessntoa.
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can Borough iicket-Msror, II. 81.
Raker; Council, T. 8 Bn16slA g. &.
HiiIea, 6. &. Hunt @. 3. wsllona
Clerk, K Graves: Marshal 0eors D.
Hance.
The Democratic Convention WAS held
The same evening, With the following
township ticket: Trustees ;. :: Hen
non, John II. Gartiner. Georze Auzun.
Cisrk--Col. Il. MaekAll, Tr-a.nr.r' j. g.
Junkins: Assessor, James heoonneh;
Codstables. X L. Cunard and James
Grew.
Cadir ia REJOICING in The establishments
Of . fiouriskipg library and teAdiny
room, vbige II seems inPos.ibss tcs
Barne,yilIe 10 re,Ain library sifesdy IN
existencr. and tie officers o. the s
cistion are Obliged to Annoesss5 ,,;ns.
they can receive tsenty-nve . ~ 'a
names tbey Will disonznise ssa p 3
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snd ~ sns literary taste, Dol Ins =
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