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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-06
DR. JkPsON ELLCTED
AS President of tho Board OF Education,
osher OGlcers Remain.

AS President OF tho Board OF Education
osher Officers Remain.
The Board OF Education met last evon-
ing and organised for the coming year.
Mr.. Bloch was made Chairman and
Clerk Hall, Secretary.
DR.. Dicksy nominated Dr.. S. L. Jep.
son, stating the Doctors qualifications
aud calling attention to his long service
on the Board, Col, Jerry Miller nomi.
mated Mr.. George G. Hannah, and Mr..
William Ellingham nominated Colonel
Miller. MIR. Hannah declined to allow
the use OF his name, and Mr.. Miller
made speech. He said that unless the
members OF the Board who had, in spite
OF his ruling at the last meeting OF the
body, ordered the schools ploGed on FIJI
day Last would apologize to the Board he
would not be candidate for the Pfesi-
dency. Colonel Miller went into details,
and intimated that the Commissioners
who had ordered their schools closed
had violated their oaths to enforce the
law. These insinuations brought DR..
Dickey and Mr.. Jefferson TO their feet to
explain their reason for closing the
Third ward school.
Nobody seemed anxious enough to see
Mr.. Miller run for President 10 apollo.
gige, and the oolopel's deefinstion gtood
good. DR.. Jepson ives then elected
unanimously.
The clerks salary for the year was
then fixed at 5000 aud his bond at $1,000.
DR.. Pipes nominated R Edgar Hall, the
present incumbent, for the place, and
there being no further nominations he
was elected, receiving the votes OF all
members but Colonel Miller, who voted
for Edgar Boyd, stating that he hGd
nothing againGt Dir. Hall and gave his
vote to Boyd as a compliment. On
motion OF Mr.. Irwin, W. 81. Anderson
was elected superintendent at salary
Of 1900, and the meeting adjourned.
The roll Of the new Board is as fol-
lows: Acker, Bloch, Campbell, Davis,
Dickey, EbeliDg, Fllingham, EsChtruth,
Hannah, uarrell, Hubbard, Irwin, Iet:
ferson, Jepson, Menkemiller, Park,
Pines. Ulrich, SChullXe, Miller.
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Electric Bltterl,

This remedy Is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who use Electric Bit
tiers sing the same song Of praise.-A
purer medicine does not exist and it is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases Of
the liver and kidneys, will remove PIN
pies, boils, salt rhepm and ether atfec-
lions caused by impure blood.-Will
drive malaria from the system and
prevent % wen 90 cure allmahrlal ievers.
For cure Of headache, constipation and
indigestion try Electric Bitters.-Entire
satisisction guaranteed, or money re.
tanded.-Price 30 cts. and 81 90 per bot.
tie at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store, 5
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of water and Movements of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

staEo OF water and Movements OF BOats,
Tho River Interests.
At last midnight the river was falling
with 81 feet 0 inches in the channel.
Iho reports from above we're:
Fittsburgh-lO feet 9 inches and fall
Brownsvills 10 feet and falling;
Warren feet and falling; cloudy.
Morgantown-7 feet 8 inches and fall
To-day he @. W. Bachelor will pass
down for Cincinnati at s a.m.-The
Keystone State passed up at two o'clock
this morning aid win return on We'd
nesday-.The Courier will leave for Par
kersburg at 1880 a. n.-The Hudson
will pass up q. IS q. IN. to'day-The =. f.
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SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTERS.
A Great Cony Onienco which Wheeling PEG.
nle OveflooE.

A Great Cony enience which Wheeling Peo'
pie Overlook.
Not long ago the INTELLiaEScER gave
some points to the public as 10 tue little
used, locally speaking, special delivery
mail system. The great advantages it
offers seem still, however, to be over
looked here as they are not anywhere
else. Other cities Of the same size EN-.
ploy several messengers, while Wheel
ing hss use lOr but one. Sald o gentle
man last night
"Why don't your paper call attention
to the special delivery system"
at has; why%
swell, that saved inc some expense
and lots OF bother tonight. One OF my
employees was taken sick, and we either
had to have Q man who lives away in
South Wheeling or shut down. IseDt
MIN special delivery letter, and he sent
me epscial delivery answer with a
stamp / enclosed. That cost, all told,
twenty.four cents. u Is cheaper than a
messenger boy and more satisfactory
than the telephone.N
A little later the reporter met Ralph
Whitehead, Superintendent Of Letter
Carriers, and asked HIN Il there was any
increase in the number Of special deliv-
cry letters. Mr.. Whitehead said that
there was not; that apparently 1t was
only in an emergency that people
thought Of the special delivery.
"Every once In a while" gaid he, "a
man wants workman early the next
morning, and he gpendg ton cents and
gets hin. Here the other day young
man had an engagement with q young
lady for certain evening, and some.
thing happened thet pfeYented his keeB'
ing Il. he sent her'a special delivery
note, and she did not expect him."
The special delivery nail aysteR 10 to
country ntlarge, and Wheeling ought to
furnish employment Tor three or four
messengers instead OF one.
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Tie price or nftnt Ispp.

The hotels, restaurants and other large
consumers Of beef received on Saturday
office of another increase in price by
the Chicago dealers. All Of the large
shippers Of fresh beef join in the ad.
,ance. Poultry is also exceedingly
high inst now for goma reRson. Tur.
keys sold in market here Saturday and
Yesterday at twenty and twenty-five
cents a pound, and chickens aud other
owls in proportion. A hotel keeper
aid last night that it has cost more this
.eason TO set a decent table every week
han the week before.
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EDw. L. ROSE & Co., have on sale the
largest variety OF the most elegantly fin
ished fancy wood Sewing Machines ever
brought to this city. And in the spirit
and good cheer Of Christmas tide they
ATE asking no more for them than for
those OF plain wood, which at all times
are the very lowest-for cause see adj
vertisement in another columns. Re-
member, you not only have choice in
woods, but get the best SelOiug machine on
earth, No. 81 Twelfth street.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
Sent dowa from the Supreme Court of Al
peals In q Damage Suit.

Sent dowa from the Supreme Court of Ap.
peals In q Damage Suit.
The opinion OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals in the case OF John Vnfried vs..
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
was received here yesterday aud entered
on the record. In this case the jury in
the Circuit Court awarded Unfried
$1,000 damages for injuries received on
The road while in the company's en-
ploy. Judge Jacob, then on the bench,
gave Uniried tho choice Of accepting
Judgment for $500 or having a new
trial, and lie elected to accept the $500
The company appealed the case, and
won.
Tie syllabus is to tho effect that in a
.case where verdict is so excessive as to
raise the belief that it is duo to preiu.
dice or passion, it is error in the court to
allow tho plaintiff to elect or accept a
smaller sum as damages, when there is
no way to fix the damages, but where
the sum is fixed upon at the discretion
OF the court,
The Judgment Of the lower court 10 re-
yersed and the case remanded for q new
trial,
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Tho AndeI son Glass Works Scheme.

The departure for Anderson, Ind, Of
he committee OF the Central Glass
Works Company appointed, as chron.
cled exclusively in yesterdays ISTEL
LIdRNcRR, to inspect the American Glass
Works there, now idle, with view II
aking charge Of the plant and running
1t, has been postponed from this even.
ing until next Monday. The announce
ment OF the company's disposition to
AXE the works was received with agreat
deal Of interest yesterday.
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China Goods.

We show over one hundred different
styles and decorations in Tea Sets, Din.
ner Sets, Toilet Gets, Domestic and I'm.
ported. For 50 you can buy q Tea Set Of
Sc pieces, underelaze decoration, sold
everywhere for 81 so. For 50 you can
buy complete Dinner Set, ll2 pieces,
English decorated. For 81 % you can
buy a 10 piece Toilet Set, underglaze
English decorated, sold everywhere for
81. In domestic goods we show over
tifty different styles and decorations.
Don't fail to examine our stock, We
will convince you are prices are 40 per
cent lower than any exclusive China
house in the State.
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Another frightlul calamity, the results
Of which can be attributed to the heavy
snow storm Of Tuesday and Wednesday,
occurred on Main street, q few doors
above Twelfth, yesterday. Theappalling
results OF this act Of Providence was the
enlargement Of the cut and the total de.
structlon Of prices at HoE's shoe store,
at ll43 Main street, and thepeople are the
benefactors by it. Call and examine the
goods and ascertain prices and you will
be convinced Of the truth. A large stock
of rubber foot wear is kept on hand to
meet such emergencies as We are now
bronghtto face aid their pEioes have not
gone up.
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omcsrs Iustalled.

Last night at Aolte's hail the follow.
ing were installed as officers OF Fl. Hen.
~ Lodge No. 2, Shields OF Honor, for
the next term, by Deputy H. j, Felber;
W. NJ, Oscar Seely; ]. NJ, Abr Feadel-
"; r s., W. @. Marling; F, s., VIM. H.
KilEer; Treasurer, John WendleI
Chaplain, /. n. GRADE; Conductor, r,
W. Hess Frpsteeg, George Acker, 10.
seph schrie,; O. w. Dreiaorst; Medical
Examiner, Dr.. W. E. Slather5.
Delegates were present from Eureka
Lodge No. 8 and'Ztne Lodge No. l.
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Owing to a big slip on the Pan.H Handle
all trains arc running over the Cleveland
4 Pittsburgh tracks between Mingo and
Steubenville.
The recent high water has left the O.
& P. fill at Portland in bad condition.
A large slip occurred on Sunday aud all
trains are obliged TO rnn over it slowly
and carefully. The O. & ?. made this
fill to accommodate the Wheeling &
Lake Erie and has got the worst OF it.
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NEW! NEW! NEW!

We are now In receipt Of a complete
line OF Fall and Winter WOOlens, con-
.lstlag OF OVercOatlngs, suitings, Panta'
loonings and Fancy Vestings, which VT
warrant TO make up in 1lrst-claSS styl'
ut reasonable prices and fit guaranteed
A complete line Of Cent? FURNISHING
foods In stock. Seamless MerinO and
Fast Black Half Hose ct 25c pair.
Wear our celebrated all.wOOl knil
Jackets. Z. HESS Il SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street.
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They LlLO tho Ticket.

Bolldtre LnHevsndeHi.
The ex.Chisf of the Fire Department
in Wheeling, James A. Duuning was
nominated for Mayor OF that city by the
Republicans. II he is elected there will
be less cause Tor the bowling about the
wickedness Of Wheeling, We opine.
BelGire TEtbuae.
The Republicans OF Wheeling have
nominated a ticket that ought to be
elected.
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REl,lAIRE.

Stewards mGjority-..l........... ....:..l ss5
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Tomorrow evening delegation from
the three lodges In this city Of the An:
Gent Order OF United Workmen will
pay traternal visit to the Benwooo
lodge and assist in the entertainment to
be given by that lodge. The Z. q
PHILIPPE has been chartered to take tn,
delegates there and bring them back
again, and no doubt pleasant time will
be enjoyed by all whogo.
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qlle 9tttflltoenfer.
0iiIce: Nos. rs and ~ fourteenth Street.


Wau,ed-S baud pring Wagon.
NolIce-wUmAn' Benevolent Society.
FOR SAIe-Aideboard
Hospital Association.
Waptcd-GlFI for HouSewOrk.
AriJn HalI--HArmAun Linde.
The W l.. Douglas Shoe.
GFSpd Opera House-UncIe Toms Cabin.
HayIlAnd's ChlnR-EWing Bros.
some Job LoLS-stAnton & Davenport.
Dramatic Recital. CUnce aud tAuLeAn1.
Night school-Wheeling BuAiness College.
DiImondS-I. q Dillon & Co.
Glass Conk-Fourth Page.
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of E George Paulus; S. H., G. W. Char
mock; W. B., NJ. o. Hercules; W. o.
Charles Cullen; Ems, Alex Brandoni
ESQUIRE, D. A. Rigglei F. g., 7. d.
Doyle; s. G., e. b. Boyes; Trustee,
Henry Lemedage; Representative 70
Grand Castle, W, E. Hercules. This
castle has membership Of one hundred
and twenty, and the auditing commits
tees report showed the financial condi.
ton OF the castle to be very good, It hay:
ing on hand 1902 10. This castle is still
increasing in membership every month.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
WHEELING
InStalm
G o M PA NY,
1885 to tt4O Market Street.
JANUARY 1, 1891,
Greeting:

Greeting: '''''
With the beginning Of the New Yea,
comes the retrospect of the old-wbh
the year just ended has contributed
to history many of it's sadaes. Ind.
dents and darkest pages-Yet We u
business men are forced to admit sh,til
has been With us a most prosperous and
highly successful one. We may be D,,.
dOnea for taking retrospective view Of
our business for the year just ended
when we assureyou thstitis to usasOu,s
of great gratifcation-Thc inmeps
trade that was ushered in at the Opeuip,
OF our present stores "a little over on,
year ago. has steadily continued to in
crease-Day after day brough! US i,,,s
proofs OF our assured success, and Co,
WINGED us that the maxim OF iair desIip
We adopted at the beginning had WON'T
way in a most practical manner to d,
minds of our people-This is the ba
evidence we can adduce Of our continue
success-It is the strongest proof tbs
we enjoy the confidence and appreciate!
patronage Of the public-We beg TO re
turn our sincere thanks to our man,
patrons and to assure them Of our hif
appreciation Of their valued patronage
Whatever our shortcomings in the ps
may have been "Humanum Cd mR
is the best apology we eau offer, an!
with it we promise amends-our dsleca
OF Ninety will be our perfection, d
Ninety-One-1n asking, therefore, ia
your patronage this year We do so know
ing full well that you will appreciua
our efforts to serve you satisfactorily
Your interests are Identical with Gun
to serve you is a pleasure to us-Iu con.
clusion, we wish our patrons all the
prosperity A Happy New Year can bring
Your Faithful Servants,
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The British Grain Trade.

LONDON, Jan. 5.-The Marx Lane Express, in
its weekly review Of the British grain trade,
says:
"rhe markets have been little better since
the new year, but tho effects OF the frost have
not been so bEaclng q holders hoped. In Eng
llsh wheat prices have been well maintained,
although no appreclAblc advance has been OBJ
tAlnab.e. Foreign wheat shows signs o. q better
feeling, but no advance has DO. quoted, MaiSe
was penny deRfer; oats advanced 3d."
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othor Proceedings.

In Part II, Judge Campbell on the
bench, in The case OF Neil & EllinRham
vs.. the Rogers Bros Produce Company,
OF California, and the First National
Bank OF Santa EaIbaEa, the Sheriff was
directed to sell 99S sacks Of prlnes at
tached in the case, and hold the pro.
Ceeds till the suit is decided.
In the case Of H. Il. Bently vs.. the
Standard Insurance Company, the
plaintiff was ordered 10 file particular
statement by January y, and in the
case Of ReptlY Vg. the Franklin 1nsur'
ance Company Che samc cotton vas
The case of ]. NJ. Delaney VS.. NJ. J.
Brilles & Son was continued over till
this morning.
continpe to act as Presiding Justice OF
this court until February p, after
which date Judge PAUL ghall be the
Presiding Justice throughout 1871.
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Tho oldest Born Resident Passes Away

Tho Oldest Born Resident PnsSes AWhJ
Mrs. Margaret Hail, widow Of the late
William Hall, formerly well known
auctioneer and prominent citizen, who
died over thirty years ago, died at her
residence on the Island yesterday morn
ing, aged IS years. Mrs. Hall was born
in Wheeling aud has resided here all
her life, and was the Oldest native resi-
dent of the city. She was sister Of
Captain William Clarke, OF Bridgeport.
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Having resigned my position as music
teacher AZ the W heelinR Female College,
i beg 10 announce that l will receive
pupils in both Vocal and lnstLnmeHtal
Music at my studio, No. 222t ChApline
street. For further information call on
or address Miss ALMA CONNER.
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prnr IInns,. Racial.

Prof. Hermann Linde will give his
recital at the Arion hall this evening,
reciting "Wilhelm Tell" "Faust" and
Nathan der Weise," in German, and
Julius Cesar" IN English. The recital
is for the general public, not Germans
alone, and all people Of culture will tino
it well worth their while to bear one Of
nis talent and fame.
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Garfield Castle No, 9, L. g. F., at the
regular session held on Saturday even.
ing, January 8, installed the following
oGicerl: Noble Chief, H. H. McCul-
longh; Vice Chief, O. =. Williams; II.
p, Henry Lemedagai u. o. r., W. II.
williams o. Of E, ". F. Hercules K.
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If you cannot see and need spectacle
ION should call on us and have your Eye
tested without charge. We have tht
aneSt Instruments and more experience
han any other Uptlclan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB W. GRUHB,
JeWeler and Opticlan,
Ger. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Bnltimore Lodge X. Of P,

The following officers OF Baltimore
Lodge K. Of r. we're duly Installed last
night: G. O., John Wright V. O.,
Andrew Long; Prelate, Albert NJ. Jones i
K. R. and s., John 6. Haber6eld I;
NJ. OFF,, Jerry W. Ellenberger; N. OF
F., John G. Haberfeld; NJ. at A., John
L. Mills; l. g., JEFF Helder; ]. g., Will
liam Frank.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Eor West Virgins and
Western Pennsylvania, light local snow, slightly
warmer, westerly winds, becoming variable.
For Ohio, local SHOWS in northeast, fair ID
southwest portion, westerly winds, warmer III
eastern, stationary temperature in western por'
lion,
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will be running in her regular trade be-
tween Wheeling and Bsllaire Tuesday
morning, January 9.
H. ]. MENDEL, Manager.
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xIlIaninnc nnl Mine.

William Bailey, an aged miner at
Forbes, Carmichael & Co.'s mines, al
Wellsburg, was instantly killed yester.
day by falling slate. Several othershaVe
met the same late there.
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SATrRpAYls ELRCTION.

The Returns from Ohio County Complete
Give Stewart ss3 Majority.
Following are the complete returns oil
the special election for State Senator in
this county on Saturday:
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II you intend erecting a Monument,
Vault, Marker or memorial oil any kind,
and want first Glass SorI Snd low prices,
call at Office OF l. A. Moore, second floor
McLain's Building, 1906 Market street.
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Of health and strength renewed and Of
ease and comfort follows the use Of
Syrup OF Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature to etiectuallY cleanse the system
when costive or bilious. For sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by oil leading druggists.
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Phillips has resumed her trips in the
Bellaire- Wheeling trade-The W. w.
0'Neill. John Moren and Clifton passed
down yesterday with tows NJ coal.
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II your mack ACHES,
or you arc all worn out, really good for moth,
ing, Il n general debility. Try -
BROWNS IRON BI1FElfg,
1Rll cure you, cleanse your Liver, and give
agOod appetite
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TAYIoR's Best Flour is a high grade
article.
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TEAS, coFFEEs, ETC.
AtlanticTeaCO.
TEA IMPORTERS
AND COFFEE ROASTRRSD
Holiday Goods.

No other house in the State can show
such q variety Of Christmas Novelties.
An examination OF our display will en-
able you to make a selection II stylish
goods and low prices are what you want;
We are headquarters for both. Read
carefully few OF our prices and COM
nnrn than with others. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-01-06

No TROUBLE to have good Bread II you
use Taylor's Best Flour.
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The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
Registered aa follows:
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Tho Old Made Young.

DR.. Brown sequard's elixir Of youth
may be an important discovery, but
everyone knows that DR.. franklin Mills
New Heart Cure certainly is. 1t has
given thousands afflicted with serious
heart disease a new lease ofttfe. Drug
gists who can observe ito effects on
many customers everywhere speak
very highly Of Il. Mr.. John Weaver,
OF Knightstown, Ind. says: II have
sold much Of DR.. Miles New'Cure and
have received many good reports. l
sold some to ono Of the leading Masonic
State officers and it did him a great deal
of good" Sold and guaranteed BY The
Logan Drug Co. MwF4w-6
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HATS AND GAPS.
CLOTHING. ETC.

TS1E GREATEST DISPLAY ON
free show Of GOO additional Winter tam IpTs.
EiSv tbSn all Wheeling merchants com
s+mOIe ~. Gentt' suits, OyercoeS and uni
pinS ,,,St received from Wanamaker . hIoMni
ip pbiisdelohin. ThiTLy.three per eept saNe0
and nt guAien'O'N' W, FERREL, Agent,
Ia for Twentieth and Main streets