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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-30
CITY POElrICS,
Republicans DpoIiuo to Run-Iho Out
look,

Kephbl'chDh DgOIluo TO Run-lho Out
look.
AsuSual, n large number OF the Ro.
publiCarB suggested Of Saturday nights
meetings, refuse 10 run, which illus
trates tho folly Of suggesting anybody
without consulting him. On the Island
every candidate but one suggeated fol
the First Branch has declined, and nil
but three suggested for the Second. In
the First ward, Mr.. Jacob Kindleberger
and Mr.. Henry Serig both decline.
II has been suggested by correspond
ent that the committee put on the
Seventh ward ticket the name OF NJ. J..
Etzler for the First Branch aud OF n. A.
Noble for the Second, and It Is under.
stood that this will be done.
Mr.. JOmes A. Cunning this morning
formally announces himself as candi.
date for Mayor. iiO aecms to have quite
a boom for the office.
There Is good deal Of talk OF nomina
ting MIR. Richard Robertson for Cit,
CLERK on the Republican ticket. II,
would be 10 gtronga candidate 40 coult
be selccted, and would add strength &c
| the ticket,
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT.
The City CondcmIing Property to Straight.
on Nineteenth Street.

The City CondcmIiug Property to Straight.
eli Nineteenth Street.
In Part n ofthe Circuit Court yester.
day morning, the case OF Ernest Stein
vs. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, was put on trial. Tho case grows
out OF the loss Of about l 200 pounds OF
scrap iron shipped over tho Baltimore 4
Ohio to the lima mil some time since.
Capt. D8vener appeared for the plaintiff
and II. NJ. Russell for the defendant.
In Part ], the case OF Celia Williams
administrator va. W. IL. Frank Il Co.,
which Was &c: for yesterday, was reget
by mutual agreement for January 80.
In Part also the cases OF the city ys.
J. liellatern and the city vs. Elizabeth
A., Jamrs Ii. and Minnie i. Lancaster,
both condemnation proceedings to take
strips off OF lots encroaching on Twenty.
ninth street, for the purpose OF straight.
ening that street, was presented. In the
first case Thomas 0'Brien, G G. Hannah,
u. NJ. Harper, a. W. Kelly and c.
Schnopi were chosen IS the commits.
sioners 10 fix the value to be paid, and it
was arranged that they shall meet on
January . at 10 4. NJ. for that prrpoae.
In the Lancaster casa Thomas y Brien,
II. NJ. Harper, G. O. Smith, A. W. Kelly
ard + Hughes were chosen, and they
will meet a. . p. m. the came day.
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SHE SAVED Till BULLET.
a lltile Girl Accidentally Wounded by
Toy Gun,

little Girl Accidentally Wounded by IL
Toy Gun.
y funny shooting accident occurred
or Vermont street, Island, yesterday.
Ellis Dunn, boy living there, was play.
ing with toy gun given him on Christ,
mas, and Edna Hatch, little girl, want
ed to examine it. He asked, "Do you
want Mo TO shoot vou?" md she said
yea; shoot away!"
Not knowing it was loaded, the boy
pointed tho gun at her and fired. The
tiny bullet pierced her cheek, but che
was not badly hurt. DR.. Myers was
called, and easily squeezed the shot cut.
Edna handed it back to the owner OF
tho gun, ard remarked, "Here, Ellis,
you can shoot this bullet asai1!"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-30
Great Attraction Coming to tho Grand

On Thu.sday afternoon, January !, NJ.
A. Scsnlan, the talented Irish comedian,
supported by good company, will COM
merce a three nights engagement ut the
Grand IN bis own drama OF Neil Agrah.
Tho New Iork Star says:
Neil AgrGh,' one OF the best Irish
dramas, opened here last nj: ht to stand
ing room only, every seat being sold be.
ior a quarter 70 eight o'clock. Mr.. Scan.
Ian is young bit nevertheless very
talented comedian, and played the title
role with = natural excellence that waa
received with tnmultuons appliance by
the overGrowied t9nse. iiissongs were
repeatedly encored, aud NJ. Scanlan'a
singing showed him TO be equally tho
srtist SIS well as the nc;o.. The play Ia
rich il special scenery aud fine dramatic
effects, su., portrayed By company Of
unusual excellence.
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LOCAL l,REvrrIES.
Matters OF Minor Moment In nnd About
the City.


SrILL the sidewalks remain unclCRncd.
THE City Hall clock was dark again last night.
ANOTHER Elm Grove cor GfrIvci yesterday,
over tho Il x U. II Is Numbered H.
TIlE special Council Com ml,tce on Legislation
Is called TO nee, ut $50 O'Clock this evening,
THE two Steel works ut DCuwocd both re.
suned work yesterday after Il stop VI few GayI.
THE Crystal glass works al bridgeport has tie.
stunned operations after having been IdtG aimee
tho recent strike.
THE scAbrlght on and Gas Company, OF this
city, villa capital stock OF 500, has been char
tered al Charleston.
THE hop given By the Wheeling Club last
nigh. was Que Of the most enjoyable social
events OF the present holiday season.
MICHAEL DoES. Of this city, and Miss Barlnm
| COurOy OF Wheeling, were called out IN the
! Caihu lie church yesterday 10 We'd BciIdIt IN.
drbcndtnt
OFFICER Chm. Of Washington IA. ltit yester.
day morning for Washington with Haze, the
c0l0tcd man who was arrested here night before
| last for stealing IcNclry there.
THERE was narrow escape from II serious fire
| IN the residence OF q. $. FGcGCy sunday even.
| Ing. bln1c started bnCk Of n wooden mnntel.
| Tho chemical engine force put II out with II
hand cStlnEulshcr.
! MARGARET 4. I'LL; yesterday qualified as exc
qu,ti1 Of the Inst will and testament Of George
| $1,000, without suiety, none being required By
| the terms Of the Will,
| IT isexpcctCd that Nenm will be raised III The
| engine OF the Wheeling Lamp aud Stamping
Company this week. Tho machinery In the
COmpSny's new factory on the South eide is BE-
Ing mpidly put In place.
| SHERRY SIEESROn returned Yesterday from
| New Castle, lh,, mud without J. II. WcStwo0d
| the forGer for whom he went. WcStwood had
Skipped out. Chief Of Police Delb:uggc did not
return with the Sheriff.
| PRIDE or WHEELING Council no. ., Daughters
Of LIBERTY, has Lccurrd the X. Of i. hall over !,
] 4. Dillon 4 Co.'S jGwclfy store ms Its regular
| meeting place, and WIFI hold its flfst session
| there Thuts,lay evening.
| TIE Martins Ferry MGGnncrchOr will give n
concert and ball nj tbclr hall In Martins Ferry
| on New Years evening" Miss Flora \. WlllhluE
will assist Tn the CONCERT. The ntir VIII be !oi
members md invited guests only.
TILE employees Of the Riverside Company in
| Tie steel plant at llgnwrOd ana the officials OF
the company held conference yesterday a,
the Office OF the company here, IN regard TO the
iGGle for the ensuing year. The eaters at Issue
will be alnlCably adjusted.
THERE was just one case In the police court
yeSicrday-n plain drunk who WIS given fifteen
ia,s Oil the hill. Oncatried yng who wan
deEe4 Into the court IO3m without any charge
against Inn, was given fifteen minutes TO &c,
| out Of town, and promised 10 so.
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Y G|AyIoR's Brs. Flour is high grade
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NET! MEN! NEW!

Ne are rOw in receipt OF q complete
Enc Of Fall and Winter WoOlens, con.
sis!iSg Of 0rercOatin2s, Cuttings, rnnta'
iOUpiugs ard Fancy YnstinSs. which VT
warrant 10 make up in ilrst.claSS style
ut reasonable prices and fit guaranteed.
A complete line OF Cent? Furnishing
Goods III stock. Seamless MerinO nnd
Fast I;Iack Half Hose al s5c pair.
Wear or celebrated Atwood kni;
buckets. [. HESS l. SOaS,
1921 Il l32S HGrkct Street..
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Prohibition Convention,

The Prohibitionisls OF Wheeling, to.
gether with all the good citizens ,iesirous
OF mpmicipal reform, are hereby re.
quested 20 meet in convention ct Nc.
l.ain's hall, on Thursday afternoon, Jan,
uary !, 1901, at $50 p. H., for the pur-
pose Of placing 3 full local ticket in the
field for city election. We invite all
who, beneath our colors, are willing to
cooperate with us to secure a proper
and 'eulcieat city government.
PROHIBITION EiEcuTyE COMMITTEE,
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Short of Coal.

The Wheeling Electrical Company was
almost ont OF coal last night, and for q
time, early in the evening, the manage
ment was iear!n! lest shut down might
be necessary. The company gels liz
coal from Finleyyille, Pa, and the snow
has made shipments irregular. a cal
load was secured with difficulty laal
night. and the power kept up. The
power gave out little while yesterday
afternoon and there was blockade all
along the line.
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Police plckups.

Julia Frank WIS found out on Six.
tenth street drunk, and lying in the
snow, by Officer Daum last night. Fritz
Hahn, q drunken farmer, was picked up
on Market street by Officer Herbert.
Maggie Hayes, n white woman, who
has q negro husband, was found on
Eleventh street with bandage about
her head, covering beer mug wound
made by a Colored woman. She was too
drunk to take care OF herself, and was
locked I'D BY Watson,
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TAXING Ill,i TO KANSAS.
a Horse Thief Arrested In West Virginia by
Wettefn Sheriff,

IL Horse THIEF Arrested In Wekt virginia. by
Western sherir.
+. D. Roberts, a deputy sheriff from
Hutchinson, Kansas, arrived at the
Stamm house Sunday night late with n
prisoner securely handcufed. Tho pris.
oner WAS young man who had stolen
a horse in Kansas, and a member OF an
organized gang OF horse thieyeg opOr.
ating In and ubout Hutchinson. lie was
accused in Kansas q few weeks
ago, and Mr.. Roberts WINS s,aitsd after
him. lie followed him from town to
town till he learned that he had gone to
littleton to Wait IN uncle. The Sheiill
arrived in Littleton on Saturday, and
learning that his man had left his uncle's
house during the day, got a horse and
following, captured him about five mles
from Littleton.
lilo decided 10 stop of in Whcelinl
for a nights rest, and had tho prisoner
confined in tho lookup over night
They left for Kansas on the II n. IN
train yesterday.
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While Rev. Mr.. Dornblaser wax
preaching at the English Lutheran
church Sunday evcninga thief sneaked
into the vestibule srd stole his overcoat
1t was dark coat, and in the pockets
were white silk muller and pair o.
black mittens. The loss was reported
to the nolce.
A light colored, double breasted over
coat was stolen from E. Lally, Of the
South Side, yesterday between 10 q. N
and lp. m. at his boarding house. The
coat had Thomas hughes 4 Co.'s mark
on the inside Of the collar, and was
slightly Worn under tho arms.
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Not hlrch Fear OF Il Fiuod,

Fears Of q dangerous flood, rs tt TO-
suit OF the big snow storm III the ohio
MISREPRESENTATION heire in the Torn,
Q! rain in some regions along the Uppe,
Ohio river and its tributaries-are moi
entertained by TIE best informed as Ia
the situation, says the Cincinnati Com
msFcim Gazette, but there ia a big snow in
the mountaius and the conditions seem
very favorable Tor great flood should
the SNOW even DO melted rapidly, lei
alone so OF with rain.
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Another irightiul calamity, the result!
OF which can he attributed TO the heay,
Snow storm Of Tuesday and "Wednesday
occurred on Main street, few door
above Twelfth, yesterday. The Sppallin!
result5 OF this act OF Providence was Thu
enlargement OF the cut and the to;a! de-
struction Of prices at Hotl IS shoe store
at ll45 Main street. an. :: ID c people arr ;;nt
Deneeiactots by it. Call and eyanliae ihe
goods and ascertaia ,riaes and Won viii
pc Ion;ince" Of the truth. A large stock
oil rubber foot wear is KEEP! on hand ia
meet such emergencies rs we are now
broushtto face ard thei: prices hsye &c;
gone up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-30
Eorious Freight Wreck.

Sunday evening wes..bound freight
train waH passing Glen Easton, When one
Of the cars ran oil the track on account
OF the ice and snow on the rail, and all
the cars behind that one followed it of
the track. There were seventeen oil
them, and all were demolished, and the
track so badly blockaded that trains
were delayed all night, tho midnight
mail from the East not arriving until 8
q. IN. Yhe logs by the accident will be
very heavy.
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MARTINS FERRY,
SifhhGer Assaal,sb-S8eiat Evcuts-Pon.
HODnl md Othsr Mites.

Honni mud other Notes.
hr. william wcthefRll Is home from finuluy,
Albert Charlton Is home from Anderson, Ind.
| for the holidays. 4"''
Key. y. j. CpdCgralT, Of Nj. Pleasant, was In
Martins Ferry yesterday.
Mt. aud Mrs. John Nelly OF Pittsburgh, arc
WISHING Mr., and Mrs. LOWS, their parvntS,
| 4 valuable softer dog belonging TO CAPTAIN
AbaM Lash died yesterday Of pneumonia
shctl1'cleCt scott came down yesterday 10
| Erie.
Fifteen men employed by tho Western Union
over night. ''''' ''NO'
MS Ella lnglcbtight entertained n patty OF
friends very pcaSauiiy last evening al her home
III TIE GARDEN Spot.
"a lot OF wirc nail machines, the invention Of
Mt. george MCklm, Of this city, arc III use IN A
mall works ut Ashland, ny.
| WI CrRif was arrested last night, charged
with osStardy by Miss Mary Adams, a icspccIed
gin. Craig lisa glasswotkrr.
| Last evening Mr. ard Mrs, L,u Stone enter.
iaincd the Atca1an club In charming manner
Third street. '''
Judge nnl Mrs,J. S. Cochran will entertain
III ihelr pleasant style the Social and
street this evening. {.
| Nj, ". K. Fulton, formerly Secretary OF the
~, u; "; Y. anu who Is now attending the U. T..
IheeG!0giCal Seminary, a. Pittsburgh, pa., IS
visiting friends here.
The sixth Street \. n. T.. Church will give II
concert 10 Commercial Hall January TO- Miss
Jennie Butler, oil Pittsburgh, who is d singer OF
note, VIII take part. and Master Grey Lucas, The
guitar player, Will be another attraCtiOm.
az, yesterday morning ono OF the bosses on the
wheeling y Lake Erie nIlroAd whose name was
nor learned was found lying on Hanover street
about O'Clock, III n icmicOuSriuus condition,
Win lGtgo cash In his head lie was cOuycycI,
70 kynes' saloon. where his head was washed
the wound dressed and he was cared Tor, IIp
mo MAT DO had been in Barney MrEn!cc's
saloon playing for turkeys, aud narnry rot
angry NJ him, struck him In the bend With n
beer glass and then kicked him out. The rail-.
rOni man must have wandered around a gteA,
deal as spots OF blood were noticed IN the snow
several piacca yesterday morning.
Sotice-Water rents will bc due January lst
and II mol paid beloIc the 10Th water will be
turned oil without further nOtICc.
| }. s. MITCHELL, Secretary,
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Another Calamity.

No TROUBLE to have good Bread If you
use Tayloi's Best Flour.
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A Word for iIr. unller.

70 he Editor Cfhe In!tGtg,utcr.
SIR:-After viewing the many candi
Gates for City SeareOnt on the Repub
lican ticket, am favorably impressed
with William II. iIaller. Mr.. Halter was
a ao!dter in the late civil war, having
served in Captain Carlin's Battery D
Firat WeSt Virginia Artillery, and was
h0H9r&bly discharged. He has served
i'll the City Council for the last twelve
years, and | think by reason of til,
above service, no 10 entitled to some,
thing in the gift of our citizens. BE,
lieying he would make a tirst.clats Chief
tf Police | advocate his nomination,
Furthermore he has been a true Repub.
lican all his life. Hoping you will give
this space in your paper, | am, US ever
true REPUBLICAN AND 4 SOLDIER.
l'hceling, Dec %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-30
4 Decid cd Improvement.

llr. NJ. Somehow, formerly Of Bel.
lalre, nov in Illinois, will in the spring
occupy the room st the corner oil Four.
tenth and Market streets, nov occupied
by Conner & Willis, the grocers, who
Eill retire from business. A new front
OF 4 very handsome design has been
planned by ARCHITECT f. B. Franzheim
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To The Editor Of he Iate!igmc:-.
SIE:-I heartily endorsc "Fhird
Wards" suggestion OF Mr.. Daniel Din.
ger for Mayor.
l have known Lirn from boyhood, and
can assure you be is young man OF
principle, moral standing and consider.
able force OF character. With these
take into consideration his popularity
among business men and OF the young
men OF both parties, and lie is the man
for the Republicans to put forth.
Let US hear IRON others.
-, IoUSG Man.
UHreiinq, Dec. %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-12-30
a New Snmo fur DInyor.

TO he Editor ofMc IatelIigcncr.
SE:-Whilu 1t ia in order for sugges
lions for the different city offices 10 BE-
voted for at the primaries next Wednes
day, and there hnye been numerous
good names mentioned; yet l think tina,
Mr. Clarence Irwin, Of tho Seventh
ward, would make most iormidabl,
candidate, being well known in all part,
OF the city and man Of sterling charac
ter and strong will, a man who will
serve tho best interests Of the city
impnrIially. Mr.. Irwin, l think, can
not only carry the full stTengtA oil the
Republican vote, but will carry n large
citizen and liberal a. we'll, and could, nc
doubt, be elected by q good majority
with the assistance of all law abiding
cilizgna irrespective OF pnrty.
"SIxTH WANDER.n
lyhciiHg, December %.
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Mr.. S;r,imnu IYili be Hero.

Mr. Lyman Stedmaa, Of Hancock
county, the Republican nominee ior
State SENATOR to SUCCEED Hon. =. !.
Smith. is expected N the city to-day.
His candidacy meeis with hearty en-
to.sement in Wheeling, and if the Re
pub!icans will come out and vote on
Saturday he can be lected, as he ought
to be.
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1t is stated that Holiday & Son,
owReis OF tho planning mill ct the corner
OF Twentieth and Market streets, will
build rs soon as practicable Gve.story,
substantial building on a plat OF ground
they own on Woods street, south OF
Twenty.ninth, near the LaBelle mill, Tor
their mill. Tie present site OF their
works ve5 gold some time ago to the
B. 4 0. Railroad Gclpany.
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IF yOn esau0t see end need Spectae!es
s0u Should cali on ;is and hare your Eyes
tested without charge. We have tic
hrcSt Instruments and mere experience
than any other vptIcl;in in the STATE,
and suaraa,ec satisfaction CT money re.
funded, JACOB ". GEUt:B,
,Ieweler and Optician,
Ger. Twelfth aud Market Streets.
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Opening tho I:ond to tho Crematory.

People whose garbage has not been
collected for some days past should not
blame Contractor Conrad for the failure.
The road to the city crematory has been
absolutely impossible. Yesterday, after
repeated urgipgs from Mr.. Conrad, the
city authorities sent a gang OF work.
house prisoners up to shovel 4 road
through the snow.
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TrapsfCrs isecortlcli.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted tc
record three deeds Of trust and transfers
as follows:
December |, by n. A. Noble and wits
to Irene Y. Stead, wife OF James NJ
Stead, fer 500, 8 lot on the east side Of
South Wabash street, Island.
December 20, by Christina konne'
mier to Frederick Winter and wife, fol
5000 and the payment ola note for $3.50
the north half OF lot G in square 20 in
Caldwell's addition.
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In America Seven Month";.

Misc Franciska Wilkie died yesterday
ct the residence Of her uncle, Jacob
Bach, in South Wheeling, aged twenty.
one. She was Gefna. aad had only
been in America since May last. Ehe
was suffering from On ailment which re.
quired a zevere surgical operation, and
was too weak to recover.
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G. Seibclt's Sons commenced cutting
ice from tho creek yesterday morning,
The ice is very solid and good and abou,
six inches think. The promise nov is
that the ice supply for the coming sum.
mer will be abundant, cheap and fine,
and the artificial leo people will not have
SO close d monopoly.
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China Goods,

We show over one hundred different
Styles and decorations in Tea Sets, Din.
ner sets, Toilet Sets, Domea,ic and I'm.
ported. Fos S! you can buy a Tea Set Of
90 pieces, undcrgInze decoration, sold
everywhere for 81 50. For 50 Won can
buy . complete Dinner Set, lie piccea
English decorated. Fer 81 20 Won cn,,
nny lO.piece Toilet Set, underrlaze
English decorated, sold everywhere for
-, ln domestic goods We show over
MY different Sty!cs and decorations.
Don't lail to examine our stock. We
vii! convince you are prices are .l, pe,.
cent lower than nay exclusive China
house in the State. 'N''
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The train on the @. 4 7. railroad due
at Bridgeport at 0 o'clock last night did
not arrive till nearly n. N. 4 pony
engine was OF the track between Steu.
benviile and Nlipgo, and the mail train
had to run back to Alikanns, and take
the Pan Handle tracks to Mingo.
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Tothe Editor otLEc M'cviyrsftr.
SIR:-1n your issue Of this morning
notice my name among others suggested
By the Republicans oil the Seventh ward
as candidate ior Council. AS n,
other duties vii! prevent my serving
should be elected, l desire herewith L
withdraw my name as a candidate.
Very respectfully,
CHAs. W. FEAN2HE1M.
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"a1Iss lIcGin,1"lust Might.

Russell's Comedians, headed by Fay
geinpleton, hai packed house at the
Opera House last night, when "sMias
McGinty, OF the Comedie Brancaise,n
was given. The play is about as good as
any OF the farce.comediee, and the com.
pany is seldom excelled.
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10 he Editor Of &c Inltl!iJcnccr.
SIR:-In view Of the few candidate!
suggested for Council from the Island
who are willing to serve, the under
signed Seventh ward Republicans woult
like to suggest, through the medium o.
your paper,to the Executive Committee
that the name OF u. l.. E,zler be put OIL
the ticket 70: the First Branch anG that
OF \. 4. Noble for the Second. Both arc
eminently good suggestions, and We
hope to have them on our ticket.
NUMEROUS VOTERS.
lIL.rItun ~, 90
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Rev. G. W. Shields will be installed
as pastor Of the Wellsburg Presbyterian
church in the near future. nev. S. :.
Grier, OF New Cumberland; Rev. j. L.
Weaver, OF Burget,stown, ard Rev. DR..
Cooke, OF Wheeling, will conduct the
services.
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The liivor Full of Ice,

The river Yves stationary here last night Will
! itsi inches IN tho channel. The rcp,ru
from above were:
MItrcn-ErOzen; weather snowy.
BrOwnsyllle-6 feet 10 Inches md falling,
weather cloudy.
RowleSourS-i feet inches aud stationary.
The Keystone state Is the only boa, scheduled
inr ms port to-day. All the other bout,
are ut the bank on rccouut OF the ice. Thu
about Inches.