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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-02-03
PERSONAL hENrION.
news and 6ossIptn Reference TO Various
Poodle.

news and Gossip In Reference 10 Various
People.
J.F. Hansiord, Esq, Of Charleston the leis,
Is at the Mcclure House.
Mrs Annie Hyianas, Of Pittsburgh, Is The
guest Of Mr.. A. b. Work, Of lABelle street.
Miss May Ward, OF the Island, has returned
from visiting Miss Carrie Saylor, OF Harris
Vile, Ohio.
M. J. Z Hart, editor Of the New Martins
vile Meualger, was a spectator at the State
House yesterday.
Mrs. Stephen Peppers, whob has been visit
ing friends on LRBelle street, yesterday re.
turned TO her home In Pittsburgh.
TN. Parks, Esq, OF Tyler county, County
Superintendent VI Free Schools, Is In the
city, with other leading men Of his county.
George r. Sargent, ESD, serTeant.at.Armi
OF Ike House, returned 10 the city at mid.
night from his hSme, where he had been
summoned on account Of the illness OF his
little boy. He LETT the lad convalescent
Col. Il. s. Buttritk, Of Charleston, late can.
hIJate for Congress sgainst Mr.. Kenna, Is 10
the city, representing the citizens Of Charles.
ton who oppose the proposed drawbHpge Of
the c. & q. railroad over the Kanawha at
Charleston. The argument will be made be.
fore the committee to-day, Colonel Hogeman
representing the company. Colonel Butt
DICK made gallant fight sgalnst Mr.. Kenna
against heavy odds, and many OF the Re.
publicans down there are hoping that he will
consent 10 run again In the canvass pre-.
liminAry 10 tile election TO Oil the vacancy
caused By Kenna's resignation.
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Probably the finest business house In the
city e the new Hess block, on Market street
north Of the Opera House, into which
Messrs. G. He's & Sons this week removed
their merchant tailoring business. The
reputation Of this lrm In the past for good
work nt reasonable prices was as widely
extended as It was fairly earned, and theii
fame will 20 abroad in the land even more
extensively on account Of their pa!atial
new quRrters. They are now Receiving
their spring stock Of imported and iayorite
dopostic snitinss, and with increased IA
cIlities will be much better able TO give
their patrons satisfaction than ever before
/ and that "a saying much: Their new room
is fitted up most artIstically, aud It's attrae
five appearance should draw largely In
creased custom, which the Messr. Hes,
will not fall TO hold when their goods and
work ara nnCe 'riNd.
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rhe g,nma Abbo,t ,,ou,pnpy.

In the face Of the fact that the Emma All
bolt Grand English Opera CompAny's roper
tire includes such works a. MARTHA III,
RonnAmbulA" lthe two TO be given here mex
Monday and Tuesday eycnIpgsy" Lucia, ""RIR
oletto,H Bohemian Girl, III TrovAtorc, .
"PAul and Virginia. "ll1mOo and Juliet y
"MIRnou," "MArllhnR," "ChImes OF Norman
dy," liking For A Day. elixir Of Love, =
Norma" FRA DiAyGiOn 1.-THE Colleen
BAWn," 'Faust," "lolanths and many 9th
en-, Ii iS idle for any American oporaiio or
g1hilAtlon to claiip to 30 able to compete
With the company upon that point The
nenbsrhip Of the company and itH excel,
lOnee are such ~ 70 win for II the universally
applied title "ths largest and best American
lyric orIAuiEAtlon.n The engagement Of this
celebrated company at the Opera House nrxl
Monday, aud Tuesday evenings will bS one n
The musical events Of tue season In this civ,
TIE advance lale, which BEGAN on ThurldSy
fpornlng, haAIlEsady been YslylSsEe,
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Jimmy Healey was On applicant for a position
on the Board Of Public Works, and received
votes, Mr.. BlnRell ponilnAted Captain
Schockey, who received 10 votes,
Only one ballot WAS necessary 10 decide The
City RecfIysrshlp Col. Wilkinson nomi'
mated Mr.. Dnnnawny, tue present efficient
ofiicer,wh received ~ votes, aud was elected
There were Six nominations for the posi-
ton OF City WelghmAster, and one ballot de
clded tbs matter. Mr.. John Reed, OF Centre
Wheeling, was elected. -
ColTom DArrah will continue 10 enter w
the records OF the Municipal Courts. HI
was nominated by Mr. Kimberly and unani'
mously elected.
The Discovers, after another stormy session
carried their point by 4 vote Of Is 10 %, leay
inH Capt MGloney still In The position o
City PhSon Superintendent, no election hay
Both houses adjourned Immediately after
| WRfdR
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Wedding Giits-l. q. Dillon.
Removable. IeaJ & Sons.
Ice CreAm-ThoS. +. Heyman.
Higgins, the Photographer.
For Rent-Dwell!ngs-H. Forbes.
Wanled-A Young Man.
For CincinnAu-sleamtr Sidney.
Wedding Presens-MGl.urO House Ar
Store.
IoSt-Past Book of Grocery Store.
Mn. J. Ellen Fosler-Academy otralustc.
Wanted-To Rent Farm.
Country Residence For Rent-Alexandel
Bone, Agent.
For sGle-IlouSOS and I.ots-G. o Smith.
WAnted-A Girl to do Homework.
WanLed-Au Experienced and Practlea
DreSsmaker, &c.
For Rsnt-IIOuSs Of 4 ROOms-Als1Andel
Bone, Agent.
Desirable Store Rooms For Rsnt-AleI
Bone, Agent
For Comfortable Roomed Dwell
ine-AlexAnder Bone, Agent,
For Rsnt-StOre Room No. 1877 Main st.
Alexander Bone, Agent
Store Room For lent-Alexander Done.
Various QuackJ-Third Page.
List OF LcIte1-llead OF Local.
For Rent-ReSidence aud Pasture Land
Alexander Bone, Ageut--Head Of Local.
Statement Of the Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of New York.
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SENATOR SEQ rr's RECEPTION.
Pleasant Social fair Complimentary 10
His CollenEups,


Ills Colleagues,
One Of the most enjoyable little socia
events Of The season was the reception giyel
by State Senator Scott and Mn. Scott las
evening at their hospItablo residence on Els
Fourteenth street. Nr. and Mira seott wer,
assisted in performing the duliss Of host ant
hostess by Mr.. and Mrs. Q. Y. Lucas, DR.. T
B, Camden and Miss Webster, aud Mrs
Scotia charming sister, Miss Cowgirl, o
Iowa. All the Senators who are now
in the city were prefsnt INCLUDING theg enia
President FArnsworth, who Is even uioTe a
home on such an occasion than In bis ohiciR
obAlfi Or. parbee, Mr.. Burgess, Mr.. Byrne
Mr.. DAWSON, tVho developed an unsupported
vein OF jolliiy,) Mr.. yanaiBtsE. Mr.. Wood
yard, who was unanimously elected presi
dent pro ttsnI Mr. McEeel, Mr., ponehoo, Of
eourse, Mr.. Samples, Mr., Coburn, Mr.,
Anthony Smith, AeSso. stolliags, Roberts;
Price, McNeel, MtGrew, Melvin, IohbAn,
Dawson, Hays and Floyd. Speaker Woods,
OF the House Of Delegates, Mr.. Kelly, door
keeper oil the Senate, and MetsrS Rheinstrom
aud PARKS, CLERKS, weFe also present
A feaStof reason and 9 Hov OIL wit pre-
vailed from the dnt, and this FlS only In
creased when at reasonable hour refresh.
ments, including cake, fruits and Ices, were
served. These sufficiently discussed, social
enjoyment asAin reIgnet supreme until the
hour for departure.
Such events are the result Of much good
aside from their pleasant social feature, So0.h.
Ing the aSperity oil differences In debate, and
there was a general expression Of regret rs
the party dispersed that similar opportunI.
ties 10 mingle socially together were not more
fFennAnf
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RELIGIOUS REsUME.
Services Mt tho Various Places Of wos
ship To morrow.

Services nj tho Various Places Of wor,
ship Tomorrow.
Services at the Second Presbyterian Church
To- morrow by the Rev. VIM, q. Cooke, paltor
at 1880 4. N. and TP.M. All are welcome.
There will be preaching In the First Pres
byteriAn church by the pastor, Rev. D. A.
Cunningham, D. D., tomorrow, at 1880 AN
and at o'clock r. N.
The usual services at the DisciI3sa church
tomorrow. Sunday school at l0I. NJ, W.
Il. Anderson, Superintendent Preaching by
the pastor, W. u, Thomson, at 1lP.N.
Usual Sunday services at the United Pres
byterian Church tomorrow ut 1880 A. N. and
7EN. Sabbath school at2r N. Subject oil
lecture In the evening: "lsrael In the Wild
CORRESPONDING TO Sinai. y
At the Fourth Street. N. N. Church there
will be preaching Sunday al 1880 A. " and
p ", by the pastor, Rev. Joseph i. Smith. D.
D. Sunday school at 2 p. N. Young Peoples
meeting Monday 7:S0F.n.
The usual Sunday services will be held at
the Eoh Street N. 4 Church tomorrow, The
fourth quarterly p0nteranpO Of Aid church
will bp held by the Rev. 2. 7. lawson, 7. +.
he will preach at i. u. and at I Q. ", aud
r. P. Bell At 8 p. ", after which The saeFa.
ment Of the Lords Supper will DO admin.
iStered.
Services at North Street II. Z. Church
tomorrow morning and evening, The last
week has been the most successful 10 the re-
rival at this church. The AocessionS number
thiFty'seyen. The Sunday school Is flourish.
Ing, completely filling all available space,
Sometimes over lowing into, tho audience
room. W. A. Wilson, superintendent
At Zane Street N. e. church, Rev. Mr..
Fitzpatrick pastor, services tomorrow al
1880 A. n. and r. N. Morning subject:
Christ as son, church member and citi.
Ien." Evening: The DEVILS visit 10 Jesus,
and what came Of II" At The close oft
morning sermon, members will b received
and the Lords supper administered. Seats
al free. AL inyited.
Rev. Richard Grogan will preach In the
Fiat RuglIah Evangelical Lutheran church
tomorrow at 1880 a. N. and 7P.M. Morn.
Ing theme: "Fhe victory and the means OF
obtaining IT. Evening subject: National
responsibility 10 divine law The pastor
expects to be present and take part 10 the
opening services. Sunday school at 2RM,
atrAnGers are welcome.
AZ the First baptist Church, corner Of
Twelfth and byron streets, preaching 10 NOR.
row morning and evening, BY the pastor, Rev,
]. B. Mulford, Theme Ut 1880 4. "; ere.
ciprocal Love" Communion seryIca after
the sermon aud the reception Of new mem.
berS into the church. Sabbath school al 2
o'clock. Theme AtIP. ~: "Au EpItome OF
q True Conversion The baptism OF seven
converts will follow the sermon, Half.honr
prayer meeting from $50 10 0 ,. ", Stranger
are cordially invited.
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Last evening about eight o'clock o party o.
men were assembled 10 saloon 10 the Eigtt
ward, discussing sporting matters, AmonI
the crowd was Billy Bnceland, the iamoul
oarsman, and AlsoG man called lin Smith
These two somehow became involved in q
quarrel, and some pretty hard words passed
until one Of them called the other liar, A
more opprobhous epithot was hurled back
when BriCeland promptly struck Smith /
singing blow, knocking him down. The
latter, without rising. drew revolver and
began firing rapidly at Billy, but he was q
blinded byiage and the effects Of the blow
that bis shots all went wide OF the mark, and
fortunately none Of the bystAnders were
struck by The random balls The exact
origin Of The quarrel could not be learned.
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TuEsDAYNIonI's RECEPTION
To be Given by the Goyernor-The Al
rangementS For II.

10 DC stNen by the eOternor-Ine AT,
rangementS For II.
Lent commences next Wednesday, and So
ciety will assume saek.oloth for the usual
forty days. Wheeling has been, unusually
gay in a quiet way for the past season; there
have been teas aud card parties on large and
small scales, with numerous dancing parties
and Germans interpreted; visitors have been
Innumernble and have been handsomely en-,
tertaIned In Wheelipg'S best style.
The eliminating event, one that will form
. fitting close 10 the season, will occur next
Tuesday evening, Reference Is made TO tie
Governors reception, which will be
held at the State House. Over 600 invita-.
tons have been issued, causing decid.
ftrors In the circles In which they have been
received. The attendance promises 10 be
very large. Invitations were sent 10 Parke:t.
burg, Clatksburg, Charleston and other
prominent place.. In the State, but 1t Is not
expected that many outside Of the city will
be present, excepting OF course the Legisla.
tnre. The arrangements have all been
perfected by Secretary OF State stAlnaker,
who has secured the assistance Of few
Wheeling gentlemen. well yened In social
customs.
II has been several years since this States
Chief Executive has formally received, and
the announcement that Governor Jackson
and lady were To revive The old custom was
hailed with pleasure. Tuesday evenings
reception commences at = o'clock, Carriage
will stop at the north entTgnce. On the left
hand side OF the corridor, In the Secretary Of
States office, ladies will find their dressing
rooms, while the rooms Of the Attorney Gen
eral will probably be reserved for the gentle
men.
The reception will be held In the Govern
ors apartments. The receiving party, Gov,
ernor and wife and such ladies and gentle,
nlen as they may select to assist them, will
stand In the Governors private paTlor, which
fronts on Ohapline street.
The ball Of the House, on the second story,
will be reserved for dancing. The desks aud
chairs will be removed the carpet covered
with canvas, and the full Opera House orches
ira will furnish the music for the deyotees
Of TsFpsichorc. In the Supreme Court room,
on the left hand aide OF the corridor, at the
south end, refreshments will be served.
The caterer will be Roll. II has been de.
cided TO dispense with hot dishes, and cold
meats, creams, water ices, fruit bonbons etc,
will make up the supper card.
The entire building will be illuminated
from top 10 bottom. The Senate chamber
will be used for smoking, and the broad cor.
ridors and roomy library for promeuadipg.
Full dress will DO the rule and many hand.
some costumes will he worm 10 every respect
Il Ia likely to prove memorable affair.
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ST T E M E N I
Under Oath.

~ have been addicted for twenty yeap with Al
obstinate skin disease, called by Hne MD
h0TiAttS, and othen LepfOAy, cummenClnR on nj
ICAlp, and III spite Of all could do. with The hell
Of tho most Akiliul doctors Il slowly but surely az
landed, until year ago this winter Il covered M
entire penon IN form o. dIy scales. For Lhe La
suffering intensely all the time. Eyefy moFninJ
there could DO nearly duEtpAnful Of scales lAkoi
from the Ahtot on my bed, some OF them half a
lane a. the envelope containing thisleIteE 10 TIL
latter part Of the winter my skin commence
cracking open. | tried everything AlmtsE, thai
81 June started Tsst IN Sspei could r.Seh ~
HotsPnngG ] reached Detroit and WAA 70 low /
thought should have 70 30 % the hospital, bul
anAlty rot a far ~ LAnAing, Mich, wh6p had /
dEtef Lying; One Dh - treated me about two
weeks but did mo no Eood. All thouRht had but
. Lhori tine 2 I'VE, l e.ipe.tly payed % die.
n hbs, arms, hands limbs, ieet badly swollen, too
nails came %, angpF nails dead and hard u bone,
hair dead. dry and liielOA ~ old straw. On, my
tod how did Sutefl
"My sister, Mn, X Il. rAViS, had q mail part Of
bon Of OutlcuIA In The house. she wouldn't give
on one hand and ann. Eureka horN wa relief /;
stopped the terrible burning SenIRtlon from tho
Wefd 20. They Immediately rot the CuticlA Re,
solvent tblood puTtneEl, CutlGun and Cuticun
Soap The great akin cur6sl commenced BY taking
one tAble!poontul Of heolVent ihiOe times day,
blood heat used Cullcun Soap ifeolyi applied
Cutlcun morning and OVoniAE. Result NIumOd
% mr. home In lust hx weeks trnm the time left
and ny kkin n Emooth q this sheet Of paper.
HIRAM x cARRESTER.
Henderson, JEFFERSON Co., MY.
A. y. LHFftH0WKLlI Justice Of the feaee
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BIRTHDAY RECEPTION.
An Elegant Affair Given on Fourteenth
street Last Evening.

An Elegant Affair Given on Fourteenth
street Last Evening.
Las. night Miss Jennie Cassell entertained
4 large party OF her friends ct the handsome
residence Of her father, on Fourteenth
street. II WA delightful affair, and
will be remembered In the future
by those who were 50 fortunate
as to DO there as one Of the most prominent
social events OF the season Of 1898. Itwas
q birthday reception. and Of coune Joyous
and more than usually pleasant. Early In
the evening the gGegts commenced arriving
and the hour was late when they de-
parted. They were received by the fair young
hostess Ia manner that was charming. Ia
return, she was wished lie full
OF happiness and many pleasant re.
turns Of the day. Mis- Jennie, 4
handsome brunette, was handsomely ar
rayed In an India mnll, over pink satin
surah, while In her dark tresses and At her
throat she wore natural flowers.
Prof. seIbtrt aud Killmeyer furnished
music for the dancerS, while 0thers were at
elegant repast was served, after which all
Joined In dancing. The parlofs wera hand
somely decorated, and the ladies' toilets were
exquisite. The following were briefly noted
down:
g, Wilson, bordeaux surah satin. cream,
skirt TO match; Emma Schultz, India null;
Carrie scbRier, dotted Swiss over pink
satin; Mu, Chas. Welty, India NULL
Mrs L. H. Dick, India NULL
Jessie Hastings, bronze silk, Annie Meyer,
dotted swiss aud lace; Ella HoR.
man, cream colored matyellieux; An.
nile Carson, blue silk; Lizzie Meyer,
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Grand siAsane Rail-

Tho Wheeling Turner'S Association will
give Grand Masque Bali at their ball, on
Monday evening, February 8. Music by
Opera House Orchestra. Tickets can be had
only from the committee composed OF the
to|leSips gentlemen
CnAs. ANicE.
THO Fisher.
'GrG BLUM,
InV HnuNa
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INDICATIONS.

wMutSoroS, D. O., February S.-For tn
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, generall
cloudy weather, with raln, warm cast to souil
wIndS, falling barometer, followed on sAtur
day night by much colder north " Wva
Winds, aud rising barometer.
For the lower lakes cloudy weAlhe
with snow or rasn, north and cast winds
lower barometer, Dlight changes In lsmperA.
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Amos Wilson, Of Rocky Fork, ont the mar.
row guage road, stoh from Lashley's grocery
butt o! rheHing tobacco. Il 10 not know .
how no secreted It but he wanted to buy a
coffee sack from Mr.. LaShley, probably for
that purpose He was suspected, and
Msphsl Drugan, who knew the man, and
oseds q The sale 81 shs fSbsGoo: The tobacco
was not recovered, At Least.
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tn form the acquaintance Of some lady oil
means With, Q ylsw 10 buSineS1-and perhaps
nI4IrimOny -Address W. s Davis, 1855 Smith.
lsld street, Plttburgh, Pennsylvania.
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Present stock OF pianos, Stairway, Knabs
Chiekering, HAllet 3 Davis, Emerson, Hard
man, Guild, &C., at the very lowest prices,
and great reduction Tor cost, Gall early and
secure great bargains.
LucAs' Mrnc sroax,
IlI2 Main HtfRak.
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Mr. RICHARD BOs~oRru. OF Bristol, r. l.,
while climbing u fence was struck In the
ANAL OF the back by heavy rail- falling up
on him. He was rendered helpless. 81.
Jacobs oil was applied TO the wounds, and In
two days after Mr. Bosworth was entirely well.
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TiIR APPROPRIATION BILLS.

Mr.. Hall, from the Committee on Taxa
ton and Finance reported House bills No.
100 and 10, making the annual sppropria-
tons out Of the State Treasury or the ex-
penses OF the State Government, and on
bis motion the rules were suspended and
they were read the tlst time by their titles
and ordered to their second reading:
The appropriations Of one bill are for
sums TO pay the salaries oil State officials,
and cover the two fiscal years ending re-
spectively in September 1883 and Septem.
Der 1884. The sums are fixed by the gem
eral acts on the subject. The other bill APP
propriates money to pay general charges on
The Treasury, and covers the same period.
These appropriations arc Us follows
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1867 PFifaS, amounting -
Applications for ntea 10 clubs tbguld gS.t.sSS
only 10 the once 81 The COMPANY In Hee Wy mn
FOR further information, write clearly, I'M.
Addfesl. sand orten By eGpr.s OF RFs''l'4 WV
n, A. DAvFHM't.
New otlSAai "a
OF n. A. DAUPHIN, ,...,,,,,,,
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Incorporated In iICs, for d yean, BY the lhit,aS
turf for educational and charitable pufEtH.- W
capital Of 81, 900, 00o-l0 which \ rsrNu ilna "
~, 900 has since been added,
BY an Overwhelming popular vote. " tnnehs
Wa made part Of tho present State COuiu1uuoo'
adopted December q, A. b. ls79,
The only Lottery ever voted gu and endorsed Y
The people Of any State. II mover ISAles Of ~ n.
poneA: ~ Grand Single Number llnwlnE' ais
. 4 splendid opportunity To win fortune, st| e
urAhd Drawing. ClEsA n, Al NEw OKLMftiSs,
Drawing.
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w tue Htht pAllOts
The City Sexton fight was the next mum.
Der on the programme. Applications were
received from the present incumbent, Chas.
and Elias Burt. Hugh Wilson was riomi.
mated by Mr.. Clator and Luke Stephens by
Mr.. Smith. Charles HcIIer was elected on
the lirSt ballot.
The next office was City Solicitor. Il was
generally believed that the office weuld sgain
6e filled by A. Caldwell, and that be would
haYe walk over. NJ. Erskine, the only
one from whom any opposition bad been
locked for, was understood not TO be candi.
date, and when he arrived at the City Build.
Ing be was not, but later on he was Induced
10 allow his name 10 be used. There was
treanhery In the Democratic camp-the
hand Of an ancient foe Of Mr.. CAldWelfs was
seen, hence Mr.. Enkine'S nomination,
which was made by DR.. Wlngerter.
Mr.. Healy nominated Dennis o'keeie,
and MF. Wilkinson, Mr.. Caldwell.
On the Seventh ballot Caldwell received o,
declared elected, and one or two Of the menu
a. II they wondered what bad dropped.
For the position Of City WeiHher, Mr.. Kim.
berley nominated James n. Bulger, aud he
was unanimously reelected,
For the position Of Health onieer thore was
avery pretty fight M. Zoeckler nominated
DR.. Garrison; Nj. Wilson, DR.. Burnie; Mr..
Comerford, Dr.. Harvey; Col. wilkinson, Dr.,
Edwards, The present Incumbent. Dr.. Myez
applied for the position.
On the Hfth ballot the vote was Garrison,
o. Harvey, u; Edwards, %, DR.. Edwards
vas declared elected.
That responsible position Keeper Of the
City Lookup was the next 10 be Oiled. There
was an election on the hIst ballot, Jack Ar
thur being the lucky man. he has served for
the past two years-
James Wheeler was reelected meAaurer Of
lumber and wood on tina hrst ballot He
was nominated by Mr.. Hoffman. Nj. Jones
nominated George Walter, who received IS
TWeaty minutes Of l9-Alother row took
Mace on motion TO dissolve and postpone
further elections Awful rumpuS and yigor-
Gus use OF the gAvel.
The members Of the Board Of Public
Works and Water Board were reelected.
the latter without any opposition, General
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TOR RENT,


Residence and Pasture Land.
That well known and cllg!hle property belonging
10 Hon. Judge Thompson, land formerly hts red
denco). HbOHt two miles rA1t from tho city. The
dwelling contains 10 fOJmS with good stable and
ouIbuiidlnEJ, With about 80 acres Of excellent
place Ia being 80 Convenient 10 the city. 1OG In
duStripus renter going nto the dairy business. To
HethcF with The View, gardening, floral, aud fruit
RAILING, this Il Z gO5t opening. To EAtisiaGtOFy
party tho Ieh! will DO reasonable, Reference &c
qulred. ApplytO ...
Real BtatS Agent and Broker.
les llGI MaTkNt Street mt Heck