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China Goods.

We show over one hundred different
STYLES and decorations in Tea Sets, Dinner
Sets. Toilet Sets, Domestic and Imported.
For 800 you can buy Tea Set Of ~
pieces. underglaze decoration. sold every
where for 81 -. For 800 you can buy
complete Dinner Set, ll2 pieces, English
decorated. For = - you can buy l0piecc
Toilet Set. underglazc English decorated,
sold everywhere for 800 In Domestic
goods we show over fifty different styles
and decorations. Don't fail TO examine
our stock. We viii convince you our
prices are 40 per cent lower than any eX-
elusive China house in the State.
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A Young Man Shot.

Last evening while number OF boys
and young men were foollng with PTS
tol, at the blast furnace at Martins
Ferry, the weapon was discharged, while
in the hands of boy named Murphy.
The ball took effect in the left leg OF
James +. Caxcr, the bullet striking the
calf and running up the limb about six
inches, making serious flesh wound.
About half-past one o'clock this morn
ing Officers Terrell and Moran arrested
a young man named Frank Barrett, who
is suspected of doing the shooting, and
he was locked up. 1t seems more than
likely the shooting was deliberate, but
this will be certainly determined to-day.
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A Suggestion for Council.

To ne E,A'or Qf ne Register.
SrE:-wnl you kindly permit Us &c
say that there is need for many lm,
movements in the east end OF the third
ward. and that the people OF that sec.
tion recognizing the Importance OF
having an advocate in Council who will
earnestly and faithfully labor to secure
these much needed improvements re,
spectfully ask for the nomination ana
election of Mr. Andrew j. Seitert, oil
McColloch street.
MIR. Seifert comes from the ranks OF
labor. and while he is an earnest
Democrat, commands the respect ana
esteem Of his nelghbors, and If elected
will faithfully represent the interests oil
his constituents.
MANY THIRD WAED DEMOCRATS.
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Strengthening CalIwrll's run
and bridges ......... ........f ','no
Chapline street, Tweniy-sev-
enth to Thirty-thirJ..-...... l,1'l
Sidewalk. Jonathau's RaNine. 49,
Sixteenth street bridge 90. 10, l1O
CurOing Nineteenth street. ~
Sewer. Alley l., Eoil TO Jacob. lS
Sewer. Seventeenth street,
Wood TO Alley F.. .... lol
Seventeenth street improve
ment, Wood to Creek ..... 4,1JO
Twelfth street sewer ......... OH
Merri street Improvement ~
Market street, south end Of
bridge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Liz
Maine street. ruvinc 10 rail
road crossing. go
Sewer. Alley b. between Eoh
and Jacob street ........... 90
Sewer. Alley sixteen .....-.... .3l
Eighth street. ai Main. ..... b.!
Curbin on Eof --ci, forty-
seventh 10 Forty eighth Do. 81
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January Magazines.

The January Century contains several
,.erv interesting productions, among
them along the Lower James, Ihe
Wsmoirs of Talleyrand. The Romano,
NJ Morgan's Rough Riders, additional
cbanters OF Col. Carter, OF CaItefS'
vilIe ~ and sister D0loroSa, and Two
49, - of the California series. For
ale by stanton = Davenport.
TinDineotfs for January contains
The Light That Failed" by hudyaru
Kipling. complete. This very interest
inc story. with other attractive features
makes il very entertaining NUMBER
Tnr sale by stanton X Davenport
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WIZARD ANDERSON.

The entertainment at the Opera House
Friday and Saturday evenings promises
to be an attractive one. Prof. Ander
son. the noted wizard and mind reader
assisted by Louise Anderson, will give
an exhibition of mystery. something
that Is always interesting to the public.
Prices haye been reduced and reserved
seats can be secured at Houses music
to-morrpw morning.
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Lamp Goods.

We show over fifty different styles and
prices of Hand Lamps, Stand Lamps,
Vase Lamps. PLAIN Lamps, Library
Lamps, and Hall Lamps. You cannot fail
to be suited. Now, few prices: For = W
you can buy Library Lamp, solid brass
frame, plain shade, sold everywhere for 81;
for 81 80 you can buy Library Lamp,
heavy brass frame, patented extention,
beautifully decorated, or ruby dome shade,
- prisms, all complete, sold everywhere
for 81 80; for - 90 you can buy Beautiful
Hall Lamp. sold everywhere for 8 20. For
- 10 YOU can buy Beautiful lParlor Vase
Lamp. duplex burner, sold everywhere
for 81 90: for s. 80 you can buy magniii-
cent Piano Lamp. sold everywhere for = %.
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Combination ofLongevity.

The funeral of Mrs. Margaret Hall,
which took pace at her late residence
on the Island, yesterday afternoon, was
notable not only from the ripe age OF
the deceased, but also from the average
longevity of the pail bearers, the adj
vanced years of the general attendance,
and the apparent good health aud men
tai activity that characterized those
present. The deceased was SIS years OF
age. The pail bearers were John Is.
Botsford. 81 years; Jacob Bayha, 70
years; David Bell, % years; Peter
French, ~ years: William Goshorn, 20
years; John Cummins, 20 years. There
were also several others present well up
in the seventies. 1t was notable
gathering.
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DIR. GUNSAULUS, who lectures next
Tuesday i'm the Y. NJ. c. A. course Is
voupg man of wonderful ability. His
solidity of thought and lofty eloquence
have everywhere surprised and capt.
waited his hearers. and to-day he STANDS
i'm the front rank OF orators. Seats can
be reserved at T. W. Banner a Cos on
FRIDAY.
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A Remarkable Record.

To the Editor Of the Register:
SIR: One of your Wheeling day school
teachers, Miss Pauline Ii. Segnin, oil
the Seguin Collegiate Institute, has
record which far exceeds that OF Miss
Fannie Hoge, of Charleston, w. Va
Miss Seguin has not been absent IRON
her class room one half day during
period Of twenty-five years. d.
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AMCSEMEN TS.
PECK 4 FrRsMAN'S MAMMOTH UNCLE
ION COMpANN.

PECK 4 FrRsMAN'S MAMMOTH UNCLE
TOM COMPANY.
On Friday evening, January 0, this
great spectacular Uncle Tom Company
will commence 4 two nights engage
ment at the Grand. This Is said TO be
the largest and most expensive organl-
cation of the kind now before the pub
lie. They travel in their own special
palace car, have gorgeous scenery,
bloodhounds, ponies, jubilee singers,
and fine uniform band of sixteen
pieces. Peck Il Fursman always do as
they advertise, which is the secret OF
their great suscess. a grand matinee
for ladies ard children will be held on
Saturday afternoon.
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Jo>rpm Cook, the great lecturer said
of DIR. GunsauluS: Not since l heard
Wendell Phillips on Daniel O'Conneli
have heard Il lecture which eauaiied
in elegance and eloQuence DIR. GunSauluS
Iecture.r lie lectures next Tuesday IN
the opera House. Seats reserved al
Runners on Friday
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THE NEWS OF The DAY.
A Farm Changes Hands.

1t was announced yesterday that Nj.
Samuel Hughes had sold his fine farm
on the hill, adjoining the Anton Rey-
mann farm, 10 Mr.. Reymann, Tor Sl''-
600. The farm contains over one hun
bred acres and is ellgibly situated.
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Index to New Advertisements


n,,.uiu..s and Sior, Rooms for Rent-iilne-
T,,~nfy-dv, Dollar, Reward a. l. BOWIE,
Sforgholirr> Meeting Wheeling femaic Oo'
f5.,,,..-,,i. Primaries saturday. January
Ii.,. t9uch Syrup--R. II. List.
ATTENTION. !. U. L. W
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4 INVOLVEMENT.

To ~. D.mocreac roi.r. a. He Caver Wheel
enc:
thereby offer myself as 90 candidate for "a"
office tf civ Sergeant, SO hirct 10 ih~ d"cl,l"n
r tf. D.n,,.-4,i, lsri mari-. tu o.. held on Sat
ur,ls,. th,. luth day OF january. 1871.
R.su..tfuilv. PORTER SMITH.
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REAL ESTATE NARKET.
need. Of Transfer Lett for Record Yester-
day

The following transfers of real estate
were left for record at Clerk Hook 5
Office yesterday:
Deed made January /, 1891, by James
A Filan and others, TO John l.. WISE
for the south half of lot No. in tilan,
WHITE a Gallagher's addition. Consid-
GRAFTON, 500. Go,
Deed made January 2, 1894, by samrel
Nesbitt, TO John RprkhaFt, foF the
north half OF lot No. ;, in square no. J
In the subdivision Of the Caldweii es-
tate. except one foot on the south Siae
Of sald lot. Consideration, si'O+o.
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ou, I'D Cnu coniina.nl Fand.

EMINENT physicians aud occulists IN
dorse the scientific method of adjusting
glasses and frames used by Prof. Shelf,
the optician. Those having defective
vision. or trouble TO get glasses, can
consult without charge at Lash's, corner
Main and Eleventh streets.
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dten' advertisements.
THE WHEELING
Co.,
1885 to ii4O Market ST.
Ienr Advertisements,
JANvAR1 lst, l,N

JANvAW Isl, l,l
GREErINo:-w the beginning o. ne
New Year comes the retrospect Of ne
old--while the year just ended l.,
contributed TO history many OF IFS SD.
dest incidents aud darkest paec>-
Yet we as business men are forced 70
admit that it has been with Us a most pros.
porous and highly successful one Wem.v
be pardoned for taking retrospectle
view Of our business for the year .a,.
ended when we assure you that it is tol,a
source of great gratifcation-The m.
mense trade that was ushered IN al te
opening Of our present stores IA little 0,r
one year ago. has steadily continued 20 a.
crease until It's growth has reached u4n.
moth proportions-Day after day brought
US fresh proofs OF our assured success .al
convinced US that the maxim OF fair deal.
ing we adopted at the beginning had woa
its way in a most practical manner Q. 'le
minds Of our people-This is the bees,
evidence we can adducc OF our continued
success-It is the strongest proc; that
we enjoy the confidence and appreciate.
patronage OF the public We Ue.
10 return our sincere thanks 20 o.rmanv
patrons and to assure them of oarl.sl
probation OF their valued pl.roaa-e-
Whatever our shortcom.uss a ,Acp4.,u4y
have been, ''hunGnUm at orao," s. tAc b,,'
apology we can offer, and with +, $50 prom
Use amends-Our defects of Ninety
be our PROJECTIONS of Ninety One--lna-.
ing therefore, for your patronage th., gear
we do so knowing full well that you w,
our efforts to serve You sati>,4e
interests are identical w'h
ours-To serve you is a pleasure 10 o.,
In conclusion, we wish our patrons all tlc
Happy New Year can bring
Your Faithful Servants,
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pr,rtfsts.
Mbeelin9 Register


MrC. Schnepf, the Opera House drug,
yist male the following observations OF i
Inc temoerature yesterday; : a IN, d" :
a IN, 81; - m. S': p. N, ~ p w. ''
Weather, changeaOlc.
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"BEAUTIFUL in structure. SYMMETRY
cal in design. chaste in style. In 1T
tie moment all hearts we're as one with
him." This is what the Chicago Trib-
,l,e said of DR.. Gunsaulus' lecture.
Seats can be reserved at Banners Mu-
SIC Store Friday morning for his lee
ture in the opera House next Tuesday.
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THE WEATHER.

W..u,NsroN. D. C.. January 6-For West VIZ
I'M, md Western Pennsylvania, lisht SHOWS
northrriv winds. slightly colder,
-, ,,,rfion. northerly winds, slightly colder
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NJ. ]. MCFadden
WINTER OVERSHIRTS
AT COST.

u..vy Dark Cloth Winter Overshir's' won
.-,rr rsduced from - 80 80 cents
rx,rs Good Jersey Winter oser'a'F''' NO"
.,'.,nr ar fade. reduced from 7'io SO cents
r,,r, Heavy. Melton Cloth. Winter o''1,
~. ...., shrink or fade. r,d.ee4 i'on 81 I'd
to 90 cents
Striped Para Ci.th Winter ovrr'.''.'' 90"
wins Or fade reduced isoll 500 To 7'e'n'>'
rle.ted rrout'IAu Wool F.annei E,'a mug
ss,r,. well made. mics coior- 'rdao.- TO"
sls5tosioO.
r,t,, Fine Blue FLANNEL Even'nc SHIRTS ''''
.,I,,. reduced from SIS tosio0.
Fine Tricot Flannel Eyenins SHIRTS, e ~ ~
wi made. fast colors. reduced rom s'''N ~
H9a
Rovs. Heavy Cloth Winter Overshi''>' "'"
- I'm sizes. reduced from 7'to 80 cents
Rows. ALI Wool Flannel ovef'hi'''' last cor
,,s reduced from sloO 90 IS cents
Men. Good working Gloves aud Ni''s' y -
and so cents.
Row. Working Gloves, g, - aud 20 cents
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ont Of Ten. CentcLecg Fnnd:

out Of Ten CeHfc Lery FHEd;
Main street. Twenty->lNth %
Tweniy-seyenth. and Tween
ty-seyenth. Maine TO Chap
line 49,. 49,. .... .........sl.sA
Sewer in alley between North
York and North Huron. 81
Sewer in alley between South
Huron aud South York ..... Ky
Sewer in Alley Forty-three.. 2,5''
CURLING, rwsnty-seventh and
TWent eighth str, cts. 90. %,
Sewer IN alley ~ ............ ~
Sewer east from North Broad
way OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Sewer Indiana street. ...-.-... -.
Sewer alley between North HUI
ron and WHbash............. %
Sewer from Indiana 10 Ken
lucky ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Sewer Virginia TO Ohio. SO
Eon street improvement.
Twelfth 20 Fourteenth. 1881
Charles street improvement. l,~H
Sewer west side Second ward
market OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Sewer alley l.. Forty-iirst To
Forty-second street...... ~
Sewer alley L. For,y-hrst to
Forty-sccond street ......... Bi
Foriy-second street sewer. 5Si
Sewer Main aud Sixteenth. 80
CURLING Eoii street, Eleventh
to TWcllth.................-. III
Alley ID. alley 10 to Twenty
second street -.............. biH
Footwalk, Peninsula bridge. II
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Stone &ThOmas.
announcements.


To the Democratic Voters Of the Ciiy Of Wheeling;
respectfully solicit Your votes FOR Mayor az
tine Democratic primarie, % be held on Satur-
day. the 10Th day Of January, 1891
Jee4 GEO Z. BOYD.
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DIED.

sCHENERLEiN-M Monday. January 5ih, 1891
at 6:iO O'Clock p. NJ. MARY. daughter Of j. o
and Rose Schenrrlein aged 3 years : month";
and g days.
Funeral from residence OF parents. No. Dr
Eoif street. this Wednesday afternoon at two
O'Clock Interment at Peninsula cemetery
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
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3lrtu Advertisements.
CLEANING HOUSE !

After the Christmas rush
we are now house cleaning,
so to speak.
Ours is a clearance sale
that will put money in your
pockets. Positively no goods
will be carried over if extra
ordinary values are any in
ducement to buy. We have
sacrificed the prices to push
the goods out fast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-07

First Rranch-ThOmaS O'Bricn.
Second Branch-Robert Schumann,
DIV. Frame, Henry Robrecht, c. W.
Brockunier, Allen Brock. Il. Lamb and
Geo. W. Merchant.
Executive Committee-W. +. English
FOURTH WARD.
First Branch-Fred Happy, 7. F.
Potts and Frederick Smith.
Second Branch-Edward Robertson
W. \. Stoetzer, Peter Hoe. 7. l.. Kim
berly, \. T. Young, James Mckinley
II. ID. Bayha, John Brill, Z. u. Noble
NJ. Hearn ami John Gompers.
\ Executive COmmittee-C. Il. Riley anc
Andrew Mckinley.
FIFTH WARD.
First Branch-AuguS, II. WeidebuSh
Second Branch-M. Bailey, Oscar
Seeley. A. Warneke, James Filan. Har-
ry Rumble. Andrew W. Hamilton.
Executive Committee-Daniel Hughes
SIXTH WARD.
First Branch-H. {. Caldwell, Pat
WAR. John Coleman, John Pracht.
Second Branch-C. w. kreiter, ThoS
Weitzell. Thos. Deylin, John Lanahan
/ W. W. Irwin, Peter Stanton, Ed. Dui'
few. Edw. Dwyer, John Wilkie, Frank
Walters. j. Gallagher y. [. RelSter
Jr.. Ed. II. Wilde. j. NJ. Garvey, j. +
IO'Malley. Thos. Killeen. Chas. Mayer
Chas. j. Gilligan. Martin Flynn, j. w
I Kemple, j. G.. Wbyte, Sr., Jos. Nolte'
/ Executive COmmittce-C. W. krelter'
John Duffy, James Weir.
SEVENTH WARD.
First Bran,h-John 5. Naylor.
Second Branch. Il. Sheppard, ). Il.
Hughes, Henry Uthman.
Executive Committee. K. Noise.
EIGHTH WARD.
First Branch-Charles Herstman.
Second Branch-Hermann Bentz, H.
Y. Ankle. Richard Humes. William
Rose. Henry Lewedag, Charles Land
chron, Abe Kutchetfske and william
Lantry. ,r,
Executive Committee-Andrew Fisch'
er and Hermann Bentl,
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TN KEEP YOUR FEET WARM AND
,,..sx.gVE NofR HEALTH

PRESERVE YOUR HEALTH
w. our celebrated MerInO, CameTs
mir and Natural Wool Half Hose
For Eayinth and durability our superior
vel Knit Jackets cannot be beaten.
c. HESS ; SONS,
,..,..,,, 7r,lIors and Gents FGTnishers,
1891 and 1913 Market Street
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DOR CITY SERGEANT.

announce myself on independent can
iidatc for the Office Of Sergeant OF the cry OF
Wheeling. The suffrage of voters, rr~>pec i've
of party is respectfully sohted.
t.il,e, FRANCIS r. STANLEY.
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Hem advertisements.
1tftp pEIAthEHsfNhp'
Atlantic Tea Co.,
TEA IMPORTERS
And COFFEE ROASTERS.
Holiday Goods

MOTHER house in the State can show such
variety of Christmas Novelties. An ex-
animation Of our display will enable you to
make selection if stylish goods and low
prices are what you want. We are head
quarters for both. Read carefully lew
of our prices and compare them with others.
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consolidated, l5i Bales, So;
Christ. Hoffman,, -; Charles Sehenk'
10: Geo. KitSon, g.: Freismuth' I; Geo
Zoeckler. 10; Stein, 30; Busch, 10; Hei-
Ter. :: Kleoch. IS: Charles Hoffman, :;
ScheutZner, ].
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THE FULTON ELECTION.

Result of the Voting In Our Eastern
suburb
The Fulton town election was held
Yesterday, and resulted as follows:
Mayor-Hanna, y; Woke, 80.
ecorder-Wagner, l.; {. Holman,
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L. s. Coon sells Dry Goods the cheapest
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ATLANTIC TEA co.,
1909, HI and 2269 Market St.,
10, q and % Twenty. third ST.
WHEELING, W. VA.
We Lead, Let Those Who Can Follow
-RUNNIMo AGAINST Tir1G-,

| You eau run against Il re AMI Eee pace with
him. but not Tor long. The old traveller has en-
dur tncv enough 10 win in the end. hut u you
@ lr't keep up with the Til-c you can az least
! Keep up with the times. You begin 20 lag
/ behind not only when yln lose sight oi the
new styles which are continually being intro
duced but when you look Tor new styles in the
wrong places. u You wan; 10 b. properly
/ equipped FOR lSDi b"sin the year well 10y msging
"a seectiou OF FOOTWEAR from thu best selected
stock In Wheeling. Al shapes. All qualities.
/ All widths.
ALEXANDER & CO.,
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FIRsr WARD.


First Branch-A. C. Harrell.
Second Branch-DenniS OLeary.
Louis Zoeckler, Frank mailman, Eu-
gene Deiters. John ). Kenney, Charles
Kline, Fred Frederick, John Fendt and
-. W. White.
Executive COmmittee-John Koch.
SECOND WARD.
First Branch-Geo. Ankle and Nj. j.
Okane.
Second Branch-A. q. Hadlich, Al
bert Capps, r. J. Mansfield, August
Mathews. J. ). Welty, f. 2. Jepson and
George busch.
Executive Committee-A. q. lladlich,
Charles Vicrheller, J. Il. Crawford, X.
=. Mansfield, Robert Smms and August
Mathews.
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TURNED OUT WELL.
LARss ATTENDANCE At LAST EVENINGS
SUGGESTION MEETINGS.
To Suggest Samss for Coureil 10 Be Voted on a
Saturdays Democratic Prinarifs-Ths Re-
salt Of Ia Gatherings

Last evening, in accordance with the
programme OF the Democratic City
Executive Committee, meetings of Dem
ocratic voters were held in all the wards
Of the city, except the First, where the
meeting was held Monday night, 10
suggest names Of persons 20 be voted
for at the primary election occurring
Saturday. for the First and Second
Branches OF Council, and also TO suggest
names from among whom one member
Of the Executive Committee for each
ward could be selected The meetings
were well attended in all the wards,
notably in the Sixth. where the hall was
crowded.
In the Third ward the meeting agreed
70 suggest names, and then select the
two highest for the First Branch of
Council, and the six highest for the
Second Branch, and In compliance with
that agreement the names OF William
NJ. Handlan. Thomas O'Brien, William
Ellingham, John ii. Hall and Louis f.
Stifel were presented for the First
Branch. A ballot was taken which re-
suited, Handlan s, O'Brien 20, Filing
ham 3. Hall 4, AMI Stifel 10. MeSSrs.
O'Brien and Stifel were declared the
persons whose names were To be sub
United 10 the primaries. For the Sec
ond Branch, MeSsrs. Henry Robrecht,
d. w. Frame. Rober. Schumann,
c. w. Brockunier, Allen Brock, Gibson
Lamb, George W. Merchant, Joseph p.
FooSe and James Z. GilchriSt were pre-
scented. A ballot resulted: RObrecbt
Is, Frame -, Schumann %, BrOckunier
10, Brock %. Lamb 10, Merchant ID,
Foose 4. Gilchrst ). There being tie
between MesSrS. Frame and Brockunier,
it was agreed that seven names should
be sent to to the primaries instead OF
the six first agreed upon. In the Second
ward il was agreed that the list should
be held open for day or two, to giXe
everybody chance. In the Fifth ward
those present were somewhat given to
speech-making, several gentlemen max
ing extended remarks.
Following are the suggestions In the
several wards
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-19
youngsters Rstors

A. n.4 he crowd watching the fire.
men IA Ri on the burning Sixth av-
enue cz H4bles stood a young swell
Why are dose firemeh taking it easy
upon the ofinstead of going to work.
BE- rOwled
As his remark seemed to be addressed
60 no one in particular. a little boy,
With bare feet and a very dirty face.
volunteered the information that the
hremen referred TO we're not taking il
easy" but had crawled out of the
smoke for a breath Of fresh air "Dey
couldn't live. boss, IL dey staid in dere
right long. he said.
"Wait until you are spoken to, said
the dandi6ed young man, at the same
time tapping the boy on the shins with
a cane he carried The little fellow
knew his brown Est was 10 match for
the heavy headed walking stick and
said nothing. but the light in his bright
young eyes spoke volumes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-09-19

Robbie" said grandmamma n
day, you hav, been a very good little
boy while you lave staid with me, and
l am going TO give you a present"
Thank you, grandmamma said
Bobbie very politely.
Here it is-a new half crown, " said
the old lady, giving the little boy a
piece of bright silver money; but, -
added she. mind. Bobbie, you don't
spend it."
The little boys face from smiling
grew very grave. He thought a min
ute, then handed back the money.
Thank you, grandmamila- but ]
dort want it"
Don't want itl Why. Robbie. what
do you mean3"
''Well. grandmamma, If | may not
spend the money. what Ct ! do with
itq'
well. Bobbie, l suppose you are
too young to understand the value OF
money yet. so think, after all, | must
let you spend it, but you must hrst
learn a proverb. Say after me, Take
care of the pence and the pounds will
take care Of themselves"
think Bobbie was too young to I'M
derstand the proverb, but he was not
al all too young to go to a toyshOp and
spend his half crown. which he did as
sOon as ever he could Exchange