The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-03-25
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Political mud Other News Itelns-Nenrly
Fire. 7..
A Bsl!aire lawyer will marry Marietta
lady shortly. ,5. 4, g-n-IE
s. N. Sheet, left Tor Marietta last night on
the 6lockdsle. z 7.g.l.. "a y -
% The stoye-rcoms Of the bank building have
been reprinted. ..ltE. q p.i- -,
Z. B. Bowie, Secretary OF the Nina Glass
Company, Ia back after trip to tle Eat.
The B., q & @. railroad Is again il con.
di.ion to handle large quantities Of freight.
+, A straw vote was taken at the Third ward
primary, with the following result: Blaine
%, Sherman |, Edmunds |. 31J.ll77
Martin Cowen. OF st. Clairsville, was in
town yesterday, on his way to Chicago and
the far west, where he will possibly locate.
On Saturday will be held the Republican
township and city conventions. the Demo
cratic primaries and township convention.
CouIson's paint store caught Gre yesterday
from an overnia.cd stove pipa, but the ti.e
was put out without the Ire companies baing
called out.
Rev. R. NJ. Brown, OF the Second Presbyte-
rian Church, preached Sunday evening III tina
Fret Church, and Rev. J. L. Sample preached
on Gravel Hill. "a ,E,i'4 r..
The marriage 10 announced for this even,
ing, Of MIR. VIII Champs, now OF Cambridge,
and Miss Ada Gray, q. the BRIDE. home on
Belmont street. 'ar .l
Dr.. WiilinGs will lecture in the First NJ. E.
Church on Friday evening. for the bsneti. OF
the Ladies' Aid Society. His subject will be
Paul on Mara Hill" Ils
One Of the very best cr.yon portraits ever
brought to Bsllairs ~ one Of Eddie MARSHALL,
furnished by Tappan, aud oa exhibition in
one Of N. L. Marsh's windows.
Is ~ POLITICAL AYrAIRs. 5oo,4
Through trusting 10 the mails, news matter
which should have appeared in yesterday
papar did not reach the Hi,e. Somebody ut
the Wheeling pos!oiice Is to blame, Among
other paragraphs WET one 10 the elect that
the Republican primaries were hold satur-
day evening in all the wards. Four dele.
gstes we're appointed from each to the city
convention; which meets next Saturday even.
ing The following delegates werA choaeD:
First ward-Dr. 8. @. Btce1e 8. H, Lee, al.
fred Langley, James McGeorge. ~
Second ward-A. schick, j. B. shannalelt
Shannon Archer, Robsrt Brown. z
Third ward-~S. O. CuuminB, Rey, ", ".
Griffin, Lee Hammond. VIM. McCIsin,
Fourth ward-Jss. Elton, VIM. D,ainard,
Thos. Kilgore, Frank Archer. .g......,.
Fifth ward-john Baker, Samuel, Sim
nous, Oliver Blackburn, Geo. r. Lszure.
There were printed tickets understood 10
be in iavor Of Arthur McClain Tor Mayor,
but some wards refused to allow their use,
and In other WARDS some Of the delegates
we're voted for on both McClain and a. J.
Mercer ticke'1. It IL probable no one will
get a nomination on the first ballot. Z, g,z
For Councilmen the present membe were
rsuoninated, CT follows: First ward, John
Camp: Second, 4. T, Stewart; Third, Henry
Crimnel; Fourth, Chris. Bipput, Fifth, Geo.
Walters. E,s y ~ p
The Assessors. in the same order, are Elias
EDMOND, N. Z: Pearson, 1. N. Grafton, J. J.
Powell, Glen Leech. gr,g. Il. ,.y..-si555, !
The delegates to the Democratic township
convention next Saturday afternoon are Lee
Roy Addison and NJ. Huffman, John X,lch
VIM. 0'Neil. Fred Clinton and Geoz John.
son, Walter Darrah and W. NJ. Meek, g. o
Hamilton and James McGraw.