The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-07-14
NJ. CLAIasyILLE.
Candidates. Railroad MRitcrs-PoiiticaI
and Personal Points.

Candidates. Railroad MRiters-Poiitical
and Personal Points.
Mr.. +. W. balnbhdge, Of Toledo, spent
yesterday here.
R B. Brown. Of the Ziuesyils Courier, wa,
In town yesterday.
Mr.. Will Mutehmore, Of Columbus, Is visit
ing relatives In town.
Father Drennen, OF the Ohio VALLEY NeirI
was In town yesterday.
There will DO no preaching at the Presby.
terrain church tomorrow.
Therew will b no game OF base ball here tc
day as has been announced.
Ms, Hannah Watson, formerly OF this
place, Is visiting her mother, Ms. J.H. Hea'
ION.
Mrs Dr.. Jepson and children, OF Wheeling
.re visiting At the residenee Of Nj. Henry @.
Welday.
A small party OF young ladies and gentle
men from Wheeling drove out to town On
thursday eVenisg.
DR.. B. F. Talbot J. B. Meyer and R G
Meyer, are spending a week iiShingin Wheel
ns Creek, West Virginia.
John oBrian, OF Martins Ferry, was
Brought TO jail yesterday, on the charge OF
unlawfully selling liquor.
LIST weak Mamie Hoge, q little daughter
II J. B. Hoge, fell from distance OF fifteen
tett from a portico, irActurng her arm.
Ms. o. J. swAney and sons, John and
ieorEe, who have been ttking an extensive
tip through the West, will return hOne next
week.
n. H. Barber, of Fsirvlew, Guernsey
county, formerly an a. To nsy at Martin's
Ferry, was 10 town yesterday. Mr.. Barber
EGspfossoutor before the justice In the case oil
The LelAures,
The Narrow Gauge engine will be taken to
Pittsburgh In q short time for repairs, and
Turing abont two weeks t time occupied
IN repairlngl no trains will run. A bus will
20 TO aud from WATuock's station.
The Republican County Central Commit.
Tee will meet here t.-1ay for the purpose OF
appointing the time and place OF holding the
;onniy convention. II will "probabIyb be
held here about August %. so Il Is said,
Margaret Welch, OF Rsllalro, who was nd,
Judged inSane by the Probate Court and for
chose admission app,ieAt0 on was made 10 the
superintendent Of tire Athens Asylum, will
be removed 10 that institution 10 short lime.
The following Is taken ffon the Probate
Judges report for the year ending April l.,
1883, 10 the Secretary OF Sta'e: Marriages.
5iS; births, 1910; deaths, 637: sent to insane
asylum, "a nAturalIEed, Is; sent 10 reform
school, l. assignments in insolvency, Q.
Each stock holder OF the Narrow GAUGE
Railroad Company Is required to pay an ad,
iltionAl hity per cent oil his subscribed Itook
IN or before July IS. Alga, as IsyeFaI OF the
'tock holders oInnot pay anything, Il 10
arobNhle thatAnolhes assessment will have TO
DO made,
Judge George Hoadly, the Democratic ca.
IidAts for Governor, was associated with
Judge ID. d. 7. Cowen, OF this place In the
omewhAt noted case Of the PeGn Insurance
Co. vs.. the Administrator OF the late Hiram
Pennington, McNSS. HOad!y and CoVen
represented tho plaintiff. "'S
The Harvest Home picnic will be held at
the fair grounds August 2. Judge John s.
Cochran, Of MEItins Ferry, viii spelt ON
Funny and Sud Recollection OF The Farm
Col. ]. D. Taylor, probably W. 7, Chamber.
Iain, Secretary Of the s'lte Board OF ARrlcul.
lure, and other distinguished gentlemen will
be present
The Bellaite Democrat can't understand the
method W which The delegates to the Demo.
thto SouuS OouttnHuub were hppofAOned
b the different townIhlps, precincis and
EMdA The call wal Issued Ia accordance
Elth resolution adopted at tao convention
d 1877. The retolRtloE read, Is f"'iow.
. Re'oEta. Ph4t the various '-,wn,b,rs '' M
~ IeP ~. VI ~" .rs conventions a fol.
ons' i'' ..Epship by two committee men ct
lArge aud each hundred D mocratic votes or
fraction OF aIty. or over, by an additional
man"
Harry N. Davies O., a yonng 81. Claim.
Vile Attorney, Is candidate for the Repub-
lloAn nomination for Clerk Of the Courts.
Mr. Davies was elected pAyor OF St. Claim.
Vile 10 1878 and 10 now Jus ice Of the Peace
elected In Astrong Democratic township,
A more competent and efficient candidate
lss not been named. For Treasurer, w the
anne ticket, Mr.. J. D, H1ge, druggist OF
Ibis place, has been named. Mr.. Hoge Il q
thorough buSinGss man, and while he will
lAVe the support Of that class, on account OF
lis position " PRECEDENT OF the Agricultural
'ooitty he Is popular with the granger
llemenL He will dOubtlell have . strong
ollowing at the convention.