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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26
Commissioners Notice.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. IN THE
- Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
J. r. Murray, Administrator of
j. G. Criss, deceased, and in
his own right
vs.. In Chancery,
Ann z. Criss, widow OF J. &.
Criss, deceased, Della J. Muir
ray, H. Z. Murray and A. I.
Murray, his wife, W. Z. Criss,
George CriSs, +, l. Hoge, trus-
tee, Mary Woods, 4. spence,
David Fulton and NJ. Lowry.
By virtue OF an order OF reference entered in
the above entitled cause, on the an day OF
signed Commissioner OF the said Court TO
state, settle and adjust the accounts OF j. r
Murray, Administrator OF &c. CTtss, deceas-
ed, shaving what assets Of the said estate are
In his hands as such Administrator. and how
and to whom the same should be distributed; ;
and also, the valne and annual of the real
estate in the bill mentioned, and the value OF
the dover of Ann L, Criss therein, as also the
age OF the said Ann +. Criss.
The said Commissioner is also directed 70
ascertain all the debts which were owing by
the said J. c. Criss At the time OF his death:
and, II any OF them are entitled 70 priority OF
payment out OF his estate, which and what; ;
said Commissioner shall also stale any matter
he may deem pertinent, or any party In inter-
est may require
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has liked on Tuesday, the 10th day OF october,
1872. commencing AT nine O'Clock A. NJ, as the
time and his offlce, No II Ghapiine streetin
the city of Wheeling, W. Va, as the place
at which he will proceed 10 ascertain and re-
port the several matters in this said order OF
Given under my hand this 5th day Of Sep
TENDER, lSS2 JOSEPH R. PAUL.,
Commissioner.
RoBERT WHITE, ESQ.,, and T. p. NUZUM, ESQ,
Solicitors for Complainant
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BELLAIRE.

G. W. Thompson and Sam B9wdens, OF
Pittsburgh, are in town.
lanes Cline and Alice Pickett, OF the
First Ward, skipped out early Sunday
morning, and were made man and witeioy
Squire Mays. =,
The Pittsburgh Exposition will be well
attended By our people tomorrow.
DR.. ]. NJ. Close is at st. ClaiissVliie,
Yesterday morning Marshal DIugan and
Officer Mayer raided the house of Lizzie
Workman, on Noble street, Fourth ward,
''scooping in" Madame Workman, Miss NJ.
A. Miller, Alice Palmer and Thos Humes,
a colored man. In the afternoon they
were before the Mayor, who taxed"
Humes 81 and costs, Miller $40 and costs,
Workman S. and costs and Palmer $40 and
costs. Humes was released on security,
Workman paid her fine and was let go.
Palmer and Miller were unable 10 hand
over the necessary change and were placed
behind the bars.
Flicker Coss, Dan McIntar and John
Bohan were before Mayor Cooper yester-
day, for drunkenness, and each fined -
and costs. Cass and McIntar paid their
fines and were discharged, but Bohan was
unable to PONY up" and was put to work
on the stone pile.
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POINTS ON PEOPLE.
The Most Recent News OF u Personal
GharaelPr.

The Most Recent News OF u Personal
Character.
J. V. Dickey is home from trip to the
Est
VIM. C. } -mbrecht left for Philadelphia
yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Norton is visiting friends
in Philadelphia.
Hon. D. H. Leonard. of Wood county, is
at the Mcclure.
Miss Annie Meyer is visiting her uncle
in Philadelphia.
Commodore Tom Darrah hes gone to
Spirit Lake on fishing trip.
Cbas. Gorsdorf, o. the Washington S2,ti-
mel, was in the city yesterday.
Rev. R. Rush Swope will soon remove
from Mt. Belleyiew to the city.
W. II. Shirt, Of Writ c. H, and C. A.
Gates, of Burning Springs, are at the Nc
Lure.
]. Herbert Grayson, of Luray, Va, stu
dent at Bethany College, was in the city
yesterday.
Martin Carroll of North Wheeling, who
has been visiting friends down the river,
has returned home.
Miss Liddie Ball returned rom Pittsburg
last night, where she has been visiting
friends for some weeks.
Mr. J. F. Mansfield, the shoe man on Main
street, who has been on the sick list for
some time past, is again able to be about
Mrs. Thomas FitSimmons, with part OF
her family, is visiting friends ont in Iowa.
She will return to her home in Martins
Ferry this week.
Mr.. Frank ROthacker and his daughter
Emma, of the Second Ward, who have been
visiting friends out near Chicago for some
time, will return to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Memminger, late OF North
Wheeling, is at present engaged in bust
ness with Mr.. Ben. Zoeckler, out at Gin
ton, Iowa, and has met with great success.
Mr. Ed. Larkin left for the East yesterday
evening to purchase his fall and winter
stock of dry goods. He viii, take in New
York, Philadelphia and Boston markets.
Squire George w Nichols, who resides
east of the city, will leave this morning
with his accomplished daughter, Telly, for
Pilot Falls, Fayette county, Pa, to be gone
three or four weeks.
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LITTLE LOCAL LOTA
Brief lettings OF News In and About
ahA City.

tne CltYs
CouSCIL, tonight,
Two marriage licenses we're issued yester
day. r..
STEAM was raised on Capt. sweeney's new
boat yesterday.
twenty thousand pounds" at the Opera
House, tonight.
NOTHING at all was in motion about the
capitol, yesterday.
The Armstrong $50, 0Co damage suit is on
trial at the Circuit Court.
The Library Committee of the Board of
Education had a meeting, last night.
1t was Josie Fee, not John Fee in the
case before the Circuit Court, on Saturday.
THERE will be neck tie social held at
Parker's Hall this evening. All are in
yited.
THESE were various rumo-s yesterday of
mills sisirS the scale. Of course they were
untrue.
The eighteenth volume of Supreme Court
reports is being issued from the Secretary
Of States Office.
THIEVES broke into Nick Bende's file shop
on Sunday morning and stole about S25
worth Of 5000 files.
The decision of the Inspectors in the
Scioto case hassbeen forwarded to Captain
Fehrenbach, at Cincinnati.
A GAME OF base ball yesterday between
the Riyersides and the Blue Seals resulted
in favor oil the latter by score OF Is to -.
A YOUNG man named 0'Brien, living in
East Wheeling, had three FINGERS cut oil
his right hand, yesterday, by knife at tie
Lantern factory.
Orr enterprising young business man,
Mr.. Henry Ditmar, has gone into the notion
business over at Martins Ferry, and Is
meeting with big success.
PRoF. KRYrER came up on the last trip Of
the Lucas last night aud contributed some
fine selections on the organ, muck to the
satisfaction of the passengers.
ALEXANDER BONE, real estate agent, sold,
yesterday, the properly No. 2206 Chapline
street TO George G. Hannah, Esq, for $1,000
This is considered to be very fair price
and very desirable and well located prop
eriy.
LAST night Parsons, the photographer,
succeeded in getting several very fair mega
tiyes by the aid of the electric light. The
camera was taken to the light room of the
electrical company and two or three per.
sons had their pictures took"
The funeral of the late Harry d. Hubbard
took place yesterday afternoon. The inter
ment was at Greenwood /, and the following
gentlemen acted as pail bearers: John T.
Day, B. W. GaUlsy, C. A. Reed, Fran
Frank Stanton, J. Kemple and VIM. Mil
liSan.
HYDE & BEHMAS's CONSOLIDATION made
their appearance in this city last evening.
The show is q good one and we'll deserving
of the large audience that was present last
! night. We would recommend a vIsis to
this show to all those that enjoy q hearty
laugh. MeSsrs Hyde 4 Behman are de-
serving of credit in getting together such a
Iot o. trst-claSs speciality artists.-LOutsrHc
COliTisr Journal
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nrnncpArs CONVENTION.
Woods. stifeJ, oldham and Myles ior
she House-GeneraI Notes.

Woods. StffeD, Oldham anu mJhes AOA
the Heuse-GeneraI Notes.
The Democratic County Convention was
held at the Academy of Music, yesterday
morning and was decidedly quiet ana
harmonious gathering. Not very large
crowd assembled, but lively interest was
taken in the proceedings.
At u:3O O'Clock, the Convention was
called 10 order by P. L. Kimberly, CHAIR
man of the Executive Committee, who an,
nouuced the result OF the primaries anu
the object of the meeting, ending oy can.
ing A. w. Kelley to preside. MI: helIey
took the chair and, calling for nominations
for secretary, H. H. Pendleton was elec'eu'
COMMITTEE FORMATIONS.
Mr. Hoffman. of Centre, moved the APP
pointment of one delegate from eac1 uls,
trict TO form a committee on permanent
orranization. The following gentlemen
were appointed:
Wsshington-P. Gundling.
Madison-G. Matthews.
Clay-C. T. Brues.
UDion-Fred. Happy.
Centre-John Hoffman.
Webster-G. Warner.
Ritchie-John DiCkman.
Richland-A. ID. Garden.
LIBERTY. J. jacob
Triadelphia-Frauk Walters.
The following were appointed as Com
mittee on Credentials and Basis OF Repre-
| sentation:
Washington-Chas. Crym6le.
MadisOn-W. B. LUsens.
Clay-H. II. Pendle!on.
Union-W. P Adams.
CeRtre-Jno But.erieid.
Webster-P. CODpinger.
| Ritchie--ChriS Viewig.
Richland-C. Hedges
Liberty--Wm. CASTOR.
Triadelphia- jas Russell =,
The committees thus constituted retired
| 10 prepare their reports, the first one re-
| turning shortly with the recommendation
| that the temporary officers be made the
permanent ones. The report was adopted
The Committee on Credentials reported
| the following as the list OF accredited
DELEGATES
Washington District-Peter Miller, Chas.
| Crymble, Peter Gundling.
Madiscn-August Matthews, w. b. Lu-
kens. G. A. Beuter
CIay-A. W. Kelley, C. T. Brues, H. H.
Pendleton.
Union-Alex. T. Young, Fred. Happy,
| w. p. Adams.
Centre-John Butterfield, Michael Fox,
| John Hoffman, Jr.
Webster-Gregory Warner, Jonas Pickett,
Patrick Coppineer.
Rltchie-Chris. Viewig, Jr., John Ray,
John Dickman.
Richland-A. D, Garden, J. L. Sawtell,
Brooks Hedges.
Liberty-Wm. CASTOR, John J. Jacob, c.
| o. Dunlap.
Triadelphia-Frank Walters, James Rus
| sell and Felix MnldOon.
The same Committee reported it had de-
cided to adopt the vote cast for Governor
| Jackson in 1880 as the basis OF representa-
ton. This would give the following vote
for each district:
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STEAM B oats.
REGULAR TUESDAY PACKET
JUDGES OF ELECTION

ND CANvAssERs OF THE VOTE TO
n be cast on October 10th:
AT a special meeting OF the Board OF COM
missoner held seRtemdoeT I'm tne and
IanvaSsers Of the election TO be held on Octo-
Der 10th next:
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Al TigiLdnt Engine House.
Commissoners-Micha Edwards, James
Roberts, Louis Weitzel,
CanvasseIs-A. T. Garden, VIM. Renney,
Fritz Schrip.
Commissioners-Ed. Hamm, d. Clemens
MADISON DISTRICT.
1t Second Ward Market.
Commissioners-G. X. Wheat, NJ. Pollock,
VIM. Richardson.
CanvaSsers-Jas H. MCGEE, Elias G. stifel,
Jr, p. h. linn.
Commissloners-R. H. Gillespy, R. T. Girls.
well, Hugh McGraw.
CLAY DISTRICT.
Al Court House.
CcmmIssioners-M. Reilly, w. F. Peterson,
Canvassers-A. H. Beach, II. II. Pendleton,
Joseph ID. Elson.
UNION DISTRICT.
At atlantic Engine House.
CommisSioners-E. c. LETTERS, August Gehr-
ing, j. NJ. Ewing.
Canvassers-Wm. Harvey, John Bodley, G.
G.. Hannah.
CENTER DISTRICT.
Al Guards Hose House.
COmmissioners-John Volger, Jas. Wheeler,
T. r. Mofiat.
Canvatsers-w. Myles, E. w. Dunaway,
John +. Miller.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
At United Engine House.
Commissioners Clark, ]. NJ. Todd, L. r.
Crosse.
Canvasser-L. H. Albright, Robert Clark
VIM. Hastings.
RITCHIE DISTRICT.
At House Of L. Asmus'
Commissioners-W.F F. Grade, l.. Mix, Thos.
CanvasSers-w. C. Handlan, VIM. Craig, ST.,
Rinehart Conrad.
at adams School House.
Commissioners-J.S 8. Garvin, r. Creswell, ].
Bowman.
TRIADELPHIA DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, at Mr.. LdwsOns.
Commissioners-E.L L. Dennis, James NJ. Rus
sell, Taylor Foreman.
Precinct No. 9 at james RobinSon'S, at Middle
Wheeling Creek.
Commissioners-John Robinson, James Old
t. rn' AiShuSiSoh'
Precinct No. 3. at School House, near Leather
rood
Commissioners-Isaac blanchard, Frank
Walters, II. T. Carr.
LIBERTY district.
Precinct No. l, at Mrs. Euing's.
Commissioners-Wm. CASTOR, r 5. WILL
hanson, Isaac Davis.
Precinct No. 2, at B. L. Rodgers.
Commissioners-W. 3. Curtis, James Dixon,
II. Ridgely.
Precinct No. 3, At Fdris', Potomac.
commissioners. c. Faris, j. NJ. Cannon,
Isaac Snedeker.
HIGHLAND DISTRICT.
Precinct No. /, Richland School Horse.
Commissioners-Wm. North, Z. Ridgely, ].
Turpin.
Precinct No 9, Glenn's Run School House.
Commissioners-E. MCGEE, ]. B. Lyle, Dave
Garden.
Canvassers can only be appointed for places
of voting at which 800 or more votes were cast
al the last preceding general election. spsoawt
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Messrs. Woods, Stifel and Oldham hav


Messrs. Woods, Stifel and Oldham hav-
ing received the necessary vote, were de-
Clared nominated.
Before proceeding further with the bal
loting, John G. Hoffman made au appealin
behalf of Myles, on which Messrs. Robin
son and 0'Keeffe withdrew their names.
On motion of Gus Mathews, Myles was
thereupon nominated by reclamation.
Mr.. Hoffman moved to appoint five Sena-
torial Conferees, but, the convention favor
ing the appointment by districts, the fol-
lowing were named:
SENATORIAL CoNFEREEs.
Washington-A. Caldwell.
Madison-Gus Mathews.
Clay-E. G. Cracraft.
UniOn-W. p. Adams.
Centre. Butterfeld.
WebSter-John Warehouse.
Ritchie-J. W. Wait.
RiChland--J NJ. McColloch.
Triadelphia-ThoS. O'Brien.
Liberty. J. Jacobs.
On motion of Mr.. Hoffman the chair APP
pointed FIVE judicial conferees, as follows:
Capt. A. Wilson, John o. Pendleton, DR.. w.
A. CraCraft, Henry Zoeckler and w. c.
Handlan.
The convention then adjourned.
CONVENTION NOTES.
The ticket is generally popular.
1t is better liked than the Republican.
The Greenback candidate for Congress
was occasionally heard in the hall.
The leaning OF the Senatorial conferees
is unknown as yet, but the judicial confer
ees are supposed to be Jacob men.
The Executive Committee is composed of
good and able men and will work up the
canvass with vigor.
Democrats everywhere pronounced the
ticket q good one, and sure TO win. In
marked contrast is this feeling compared to
that of last Tuesday, after the other con-
vention.
The Republican judicial conferees will
meet at the Lincoln Club, tonight, to Sc
lect candidate.
\. u. Garden got off some wholesome
truths. Said he: Tine country delegate
is being scratched in the city, and we, who
vote the ticket straight, are getting about
tired out. We propose to warn the city
voters for the future"
Generous Republicans concede the cleo
ton of two Democrats, and think the ticket
will be equally divided.
When, after the first ballot, Woods, Stifel
and Oldham had been nominated, Hoff.
man thought the young Democracy was
sufficiently we'll represented. aud wanted
sn old wheel-horse put on the ticket He
wsnted Myles nominated. John Robinson
and Dennis 0'keefe thea Withdrew, agree
ing with what Hoffman had said. Jim
Russell then said: AS Mr.. Robinson
stands highest on the ticket that was left
bis action is appreciated"
Quite number Of Republican brethren
lent the encouragement Of their pres.
ence.
A motion prevailed ordering a viva voce
vote, but II was taken by ballot after all.
Ed Lsrkin was not a candidate, but en-
Joyed the proceedings fIom high seat in
The rear.
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Forty Years Experience ofan Old
Nurse.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States,
and has been used for forty years with
neverfailing success by millions of moth.
ers for their children. II relieves the child
from pain. cures dysentery and diarrhoes,
gripping in the bowels aud wind collie. BY
giving health to the child relieves the
mother. Price % cents bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-26

Beware of the stuff that pretends to cure
these diseases, or other serious Kidney,
Urinary or Liver diseases, as they only re-
lie,e foI time and make you ten times
Biiters, the only remedy that will surely
and permanently cure you. 1t destroys
and removes the cause of disease SO effect.
ually That il Ierer returns.
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True tO Her Trust.

Too much cannot he said of the ever
faithful wife and mother, constantly watch
ing and caring for her dear ones, never neg
lecting single duty in their behalf When
they are asSailed by disease, and the sys
TEN should have thorough cleansing, the
stomach and bowels regulated, blood puri'
fed, and ma]arial poison exterminated, she
must know that Electric Bitters are the
only sure remedy. They are the best and
purest medicine in the world, and only
cost so cents. Sold by Logan Il Co.
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RO1EL ARRIVALS.
st. James Hotel. September %, lssa.

J Donehoo, Columbus 5 Alder, Cleveland
] W Oates aud wife, s Hudson and daugh.
Residing, Pa ter, Medina
r b 4 such, SykeSv'e G W Cochran, BALTIC
Eutler, b so JB TODD BALTIC
e. 1omIinsnn, city W A GIffin, st ClairS-
Workman z 80 willie
Brow n, Nellsburg wv Steck, Pitts
] Palmer aid wife, A FcSker, Murrays-
VIM Hammond, Wells willie
burg JIG Eel, RMS
ID Carroll, B & o CT Palmer. Willsbg
ID Adams WaNncSb'g ] " Steck, Pitts
A " ellis. Brooke co ] & Rhc-S city
Meighan Mound'e DR. Boon and son,
G NJ Pinneli, Pitts Powhatan
+ Duyan, Rutland d = Beam, Reynolds'e
AGENTS Heywood's Minstreis-
: Il SpauldIng, g II Trolley,
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NOTICE TO CREprroRs.

To the creditors Of ]. c. Criss, deceased:
In pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Court
of the county Of Ohio, made In q cause there
in bending, TO subject the real estate of the
said j. Z. Criss to the payment Of his debts,
you are required 10 present your claims
against the estate of the said J. c. Criss for adj
Indication to Joseph r PAUL, Commissio ner,
at his ONCE, No. l22O Chapline street., In the
city Of Wheeling, in the said county, on or
before the 10Th day OF October, lss2
Witness Sam1 b. McColloch, Clerk Of said
Court, this 5th day OF September, ls2.
SAM'L B. McC0LL0CH.
sepCoawa Geek.
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Rucklen,s ArnIeA saIYe.

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Price IS cents per box. For sale by Logan
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lDdieatBOua

WASHINGTON, September 26-1 \. N.-For
the OHIO and Tennessee valleys fair wealth
er, nOTtherly winds, stationary or lower ba-
rOmeter and temperature
Lower Lake region, fair weather, north
TO east winds, stationary or lower barome-
Ter and tpmperature.
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TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER &c. 1852.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index to New Advertisements.

For Sale-Printing Mltc-
Initial Lace PiDS-L q. Dillon.
For Rent-Farn, near Bellaire.
Masonic Notice.
Ne. ircsses-G. Mendel < Co.
Suitings, Oyercoasings and Fancy Vest
inst c. Mofiat < Co.
Meeting Of Democratic Senatorial Con-
ferecs.
Opera HousC-JoSeph F. Wheelock.
Wanted-Girl TO do Homework.
Window Cases for Sale-hiller Franz
helm.
Vegetables and Fruits. H. Diehl K
Co.
Valley Star Cook stove-B. Fisher &
Son.
The Victor FlOur-Edward Reid.
The BeSt-Tidal Wave Saloon.
To Painters and Builders-W. A. Wilson.
The Oil Stoye-G. W. Johnson's Sons.
Ladies' Fine Shoes. T. Stone.
Go 20 the Mcclure House cigar stand
Inn ri all
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Wheeling, August B, lBs2

10 the Commissioners Of Election TN the Several
Counties oftne state Of West VfrofHta:
Whereas, A vacancy exists in the ONCE OF
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF this
State, for the term of said Office ending on tbs
tday OF December, 1854, by reason Of the
resignation, TO take effect on the LIST day OF
June, 1881, Of the Hon. &. p. T. Moore, one o.
the Judges thereof and incumbent OF said term;
And Whereas, More than two years VIII
elapse from the time Of the resignation OF the
Hon. c. p. 7. Moore, Judge as Aforesaid, 70 the
end Of the term for which he was elected;
Now therefore, /, Jacob b. Jackson, Gov
ernor Of the State OF West Virginia, by virtue
Of the authority In me vested, hereby com
mand you, the said Commissioner OF Eiec-
ton, in the name of the State OF West Viz
ginia, 10 cause poll to be opened and an
election TO be held at the several places OF
voting IN your respective eounnes, on me
SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER, A. ID.
$50, to.wit, on the tenth day thereof-it being
the day Of the next general election-for the
purpose of choosing Judge o. the Supreme
court of Appeals 70 I'LL the vacancy In said
office caused by the resignation OF the Hon. q.
p, T. Moore, late Judge as aforesaid
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
-,> hand and affixed the Leo - OF the
I State, at the Capitol 81 WReeiln9
l. . this 18th day Of August, A.. u LIZ,
l-/) and Of the state the twentieth
RANDOLPH sTALNAKER. JR-,
spsvaeI Sss....iy q. S.~.S.
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NOMINATIONS.

Mr.. Hoffman moved to 90 into all election
for candidates for the House OF Delegates,
which motion prevailed and Messrs. G. L.
Brues and G. A. Beuter were elected tellers.
The following nominations were then made
John Hoffman nominated Vim. Myles,
with the prediction that he would give UNI
bounded satisfaction and be triumDhantly
elected. Gus Matthews nominated J. J.
Woods. ]. NJ. Russell nominated Louis +.
Stifel. Peter Gundling named P. l.. KIM
berly A. D. Garden said it had always
been the custom to place candidate from
the country in nomination, and he named
c. S. Terrill and asked the Democracy of
the city 10 support and not cut him, Frank
Walters named James Oldham. Pat Cop
pinger nominated Dennis O'Keete. w. b.
tukens nominated John S. Robinson. This
closed the nominations.
Gregory Warner moved the Convention
vote by roll call, or viva vOce, which mo-
ton prevailed.
The total vote was 4,0ll; necessary to a
choice, 2,OO6. The ballOting began and the
first one resulted as follows:
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The REGIsrER has q paid corvpss
intelligence and integrity In tsays1
the state, whose business II h,oiunI
paper with all that Interests the -
his locality:-to aid every eior n n
ment, and in tho development "a
sources Of the State. And II also u
Csrrespssdents in ths Pnsr'ss q
or the country, who are wide avshsf
ering that which will interest iba PC
people OF West Virginia.
THE Market REPssn
or the leading cities, ut home ss'
constitute . valuable feature q
LISTER.
"I&Wis Baker a Co. are The ra
uewspaper men In the ooaptryl tne
news which escapes their ylran .
worth NE recording. "-hidSrsn bseTs
Send TOR . speeines Cspy sf1s~
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We heard youngster yesterday shout
ae.ork nni'' 10 a comrade who was giving
h;n, cone chin music, and il reminded US
he could easily do so by going to McLAIS
BpoTnERs; for they have eorks OF all sizes
Kinds and qualities suitable for Jugs larS'
bottles and cans, and Just the things need
ed these fruit preserving times.
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There were only two delegates from
Webster and Liberty districts, so each dele
| gate was authorized to cast half the vote to
which the representative districts were en-
| titled.
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the WEALTH

"The enterprise Of the wHrr,rss \,
recognized and appreciated BY u, b.
d the Eaqutrsr Of this state W..
DoNtHion.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

On motion, each district was instructed
to name its member for the new Executive
Committee. This resulted as follows:
Washindton-R. H. Phillips.
Madison-J. H. Burt.
Clay-M. T. Frame.
Union-J. A. Miller.
CeQtre--Jas. Wheeler.
Webster-GregOry Warner.
Ritcbie-Wm. c. Handlan.
Richland-A. ID. Garden.
LIBERTY. J. Jacob
Triadelphia-J. NJ. Russell.