The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-28

Republican NominntiOnS-SeCFe EOcleiy
Officers BIg boiler - Accident - other
Notes,
The officers installed OF Druids' hall for the
new EldIrado Circle, Friday evening. were
IS follows: Noble Arch, Arthur Nc lain;
Right Supports IT Noble Arch Miss Kate
lngler, mrs l.. II, Hall; Treasurer Andrew
ROtder; First hard, Mrs. Benjamin Applin;
supports for First Bard Shannon AuIt, VIM.
littls; Second Bird, Mss Emma LOng; Sup.
PorIs for Second Bard, joseph Beatty, A 30
JOhnson Secretary Mis- DaHs; Inside
Gunrd, Miss Minerva lnger. GUS de Guard,
VIM NJ. Drug II The nlTAir was closed BY a
social dance at City Hall.
MI Annie HOEe, now Of 81. Clairsville, Is
visiting friends and relatives here.
he Third wArd Republican primary was
held at the Mayors office Saturday evening,
and the following nominations ani ann lint.
ments made For Councilman. Fred Eberle.
the present incumbent for A sessor, William
Daughcrty for Delegates 10 City convention,
tuesday evening, John Il 1'arb,t W, II,
Brown and g. X Grafton Through misun.
derstanding only three, instead OF four, dele.
gates ware appointed, and no committeeman
was appoint d.
ThT Fourth ward primary, Friday evening,
at Mafsh's wagon shop, appointed for civ
Delegates. y. B. Crafty, f. NJ Strong, J. B,
GOrrsll D j. Murray. For CsnnriIman. 8.
Il ShuttlewOrth; for Assessor, jams 3 Gil.
The ,ity delegates fOm III. + Ffth ward,
which we have neglected giving are. Lewis
g ohan, y. Ross Wells, VIM. MCC.aln,. ] In
Ne son.
James EberlAine, tho conductor OF the
SteubenVillo accommodation train, G. a z,
rad h4d his arm hurt while making a
coupling "aturdat and had to leave Tor home.
An immense boiler, pro ably the largest
ever &c. II IN this part OF the county, Is in
the Q. Il z. "a ds awaiting shipment by
river It's from Harrison LOring OF Boston,
Mass and Is TOR the Parkerburg Chemical
Fiber Company.
The Democratic Township Convention met
al the City Hail Saturday afternoon and
nominated for Clerk, W. IS Workman; for
Treasurer, r. q Hyatt for Trustees, |. H.
Day, George Kearn. NJ. Davis for COnstables,
Vim Drngan, Fred 8. clinton; Assessor,
IlObt. Darrah.
The II publican township convention met
In Esquire POwe's . flee, Patnrd yafterpoOn,
and nominated for Clerk y. II Da1ab, and
for consabcs, Jam 3 b. Gil and 7. o. Criss.
well, and Thomas Batr-it for ASessOr-by
reclamation, By ballot tho fol owing:
Treas Irer, Joseph H. Grafton. Trus ees, Xiii.
BUIt' JOHH hlUlHsvl anu hDDeTt Nelson Mf.
Nelson says he will not setvo-dld not know
Of his nomination.
Lewis Clohth's Sunday School class ea pecta
70 carpet the platform at The Gravel pill
Chapel by the prOcseds OF a spelling match
Wednesday evening
There was an extraordinary scAr'ity Of meat
IN Be- laIte SAturiay-sOme Of ths shops were
closed altogether. No cattle arrived, as ex.
pected.
The Democratic City Convention will be
he'd Monday evening, and the Republicans
Tuesday evening.
.Shel lon RiclI4rlsOn was married Friday 10
Miss Mary Etc. Of Wheeling The couple
vii g. to Cleveland this week with Mr.. hich.
atlsDn's fathers family
VIII Wethefall and wife, OF Martins Fer.
~, were In town visiting rela Ives Sunday,
The Democratic to nship convention came
ne8r nominating D. II Darrah for clerk, be-
cause they thought all Datrahs were Denlo-
Gratis
William Pollock, brother Of George W.,
who preached here some weeks ago. preached
Of he Preshyteriah church SUNDAY.
There arc u considerable number Of cases OF
dirhthetia In town now, some OF them new,
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