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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-10
GRAFTON.

GRAFroN, w. VA. February 9.-The
German ball al the Brinllman opera house,
on Wednesday night, was one Of the larg-
est balls ever given in Grafton. There
were about three hundred guests present.
There were a good many atteaded it from
Wheeling, Clarksburg and Philippi.
The Valley river is frozen over solid, al
most from this point to its head waters.
The ice on 10 now is about a foot thick
Old people here say that the river has not
been frozen over so completely for twenty
years. The mercury in the thermometers
here has been STAYING close to zero for the
past week. When it does, get away from
it it is below.
Our genial postmaster, S. w. Poe, has
been 10 New York for the past few days.
Ii is rumOred that he has about decided to
!iveR bachelor no longer.
Dr.. NJ. NJ. Hof, of Philippi, was in this
CITY Friday and Saturday of this week,
The many friends of Mrs. II. l.. Grant
will be sorry to learn that her health is no
better. She has been in Wheeling for some
time for treatment, but the physicians
could do her no good
Grafton is TO have a business college
in the spring. This is a good location for
such an institution.
Our Lexow Committee seem to be I'M
earthiug some rather strange proceedings
of the town Council IN the past. II there
has been anything covered up by the
Council the public have the right to know
il.
There were two funerals at Blue Mont
Cemetery Thursday last-a little son Of
e l. Carson, who died of diphtheria, and
Mr. Samuel Shaw, who died Of heart fail
ure.
\ new store is being opened in the Par
sons block oy Fir. Herman Moore, a brother
of Rev. A. Moore of the NJ. h. Church. of
Grafton.
Mr. ". p. Parsons is moving his furni-
ture store from the Swain building into his
new building between Main and Latrobe
streets. Mr.. Parsons will now have one of
the incest and most convenient stores in
town.
There ''-0 weddings at the Presby-
terrain parse. Wednesday, Sidney =.
Shirer and NJ -IInnie Reed, both OF this
county, and Leonard Carosell of Ran
doph county, and Miss Jennie Amber, OF
this county.
Robert Downing. the great American
tragedian, is the attraction at the Brink
man Opera House Monday aight.
The Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor will render very beautiful and
entertaining programme at the church
Sunday night
Judge NJ. II. Dent returned home from
Charleston Friday.
Gafton and Pruntytown still have hopes
Of being connected by an electric street
railway.
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able 10 bear up team. and the nil .o..,
are taxing the advantage of the chez
rates OF Ierrylng and opportunity 10 ge,
Inc musical and literary entertainre-,
announced for next Wednesday Mon, IL.
the Order OF the Lady Maccaoees biGs a.,
10 DC distinctly neritorious exhibi,j1-
Inc following well known local peonle w.
talent Will participate in various rors..
Mr. ana Mrs. Croix, Misses Lot;fa W..
tlesy, Grace Barbour, Mamie Long ps.-r
Smullen, May Hocken berry, Maze p.,.
Baxter Julia SIemaker aud the "NIocy,D..
Bro" Quartette, Aggas. Slemaksr Rc..
ers and Marsh. Their well known ,aI,..
IN their lines assures first class nerfor.-
ance, aside from the good morive ,"-
winch the proceeds are to be Donated
poor. '-s
The Young Lady Missionary Rand -,
the Presbyterian. Chur will hold a pr-,..
end musical entertainment in Baver, n
Monday night. The admission is --
cents, and all should 20 There viii y,
pretty things TO buy. sweet music m s..s5
TO and dainty things 10 eat and uretf,. ,...-
10 look at This is a good bill of fsre s.
the girls ought TO be aided. They rs..'-
school down in Wyoming. this Sts.r t-.
which they are footing the bills. and n D..
West Virginia heather OF that seo-.-.
don't get on board the ship OF Zion II Won
be their fault.
George Earnest. of Earnest < Zei,I,.
the lively producers, has returned from
visit among relatives in Pennsylyaa.l
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Sew mAHrlNsvILLE.

~. Nf,rrrVsvILIU, W. VA, February
- ID Moore, Of the Republican once
,yas al Sistersvl.le on MouuaS' -
W. ~ Priest. wife and son, OF y eW-
Ohio are tue guests of Mr. anu Mrs
i,e,C5us Clark, the first OF the week.
Fuiott attended the funeral OF MS
A,9trer.in-law. }. 4. farAlnSon' OF
Nfonudsville, SUNDAY .,,,-... s-i,,a.
Miss Frank Ober was Gaming y" iI'euNS
nj Sistersvile, sunday. ....-.. $500. ,,..,,,.
IL WCodcCcs, the Nam street. uuuet-
taker. was on the slcN .ls0 ''''''' S-'
is able 10 be around aSatl' ID. 40.
- 1900 kelley, Of Allegheny, Ia, was
,isitinc i'm town this week .-..,.-.- ,.,,..-
Mice Maggie smith was NlS4''"s iiA0NNS
Of Sistersviie, sunday v-bo.l;,,.
- ,SS,.-,,1es NJ Barrac6 was az Nheellns,
r-',asdav op legal business
Erans Shuman, OF the Soul1 -, We
.,i1iDe, on friends az benWoOU 10" uaSs
since. 49,, ..,.Sea business trip 10
do1; ONO a few DAYS since.
n ~ o' ,iI;,Sompsou. who has been sick for
n ~ he now able 70 be az his ohce.
~" $3.50 II r. Bowers was - olstets'lA4e
,tc,-{ov b, legal busineSSI
Dr Sonmied,O OF M0uuusNl'e' spent
Ms, 5evs here with relatives and
friends. ,-.,,- NJ Sistersvine. is the
Mrs. = 6e Az sister, Mrs. Joseph Clark;
guest Of ,I 9sr NSIo,te. Of the South Side,
MIS- ,s.s.l me. from an extended visit to
friends at Wheeling. .-..,,.,o;,,.7 q nun,
Miss Moho s,aF S1s3 sI'sI !. her hom e at
Der of her young lt ...ljS,. ->' ''''-'N ."
- point Tuesday evenlns-
the fO's" Coroett, of Tyler county,
Mrs T. - dovs as the guest Of her sister,
spent S = nj McEldowney, recenuy.
Ms SroS NJ. Is. Mapel. the new principal OF
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Donley. The primary will be held next
| Saturday.
Tue Epworth League will spend next
| Thursday evening in honor of Abraham
| Lincoln. The Christian Endeavor socle-
ties of the other churches have been invited
to be present, and will take part in the ex-
ercises.
j. q. Bardall is confined to his room with
sickness.
Rev. \. NJ. Anderson is conducting re-
vival services at the Church Of God. sew
| eral conversions have already taken place
and great interest is being manifested In
the work.
S. T. Roberts, Of Wayne county, former
! ~ guard at the penitentiary, was In the
city this week calling on his many friends.
He accompanied the sheriff OF that county
with a batch Of five prisoners, which tney
brought up on Thursday
Harlem COPYRIGHT, is spending a Few
days with his sister Miss Cora, IN Glen
Easto1.
A corpse of surveyors have been at work
in the County CLERKS office all the past
week, making an abstract Of the lands
lying in the southern end OF the county, 1or
the South Penn Oil Company.
Miss Meta Roberts entertained the u.
b. club, very pleasantly at her home on
jefferson avenue, last Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. Andrew McDaniels, of Thomp-
son, is the guest OF friends ia the city.
Miss Sarah Porter, principal OF the
Third ward school, is still confined to her
room with sickness, but is better than at
last report, and it is hoped will soon De
able 10 resume her position.
The different rooms of the public schools
are preparing TO celebrate Washlngton's
birthday in an appropriate manner.
A young man residing at st. Joseph,
this county, came near freezing TO death,
while on his way TO Glen Easton, on FRI
day. A party OF four started from ST. Jo-
seph in a sled for Glen Easton, but before
reaching their destination, they became so
very cold that it was decided TO stop at a
farm house and get warm. When they
stopped one of the party was discovered TO
be IN comatose state, and IL was with dlt-
hculty that he was aroused from his stu
por. He was carried into the house, when
proper restoratives were administered, ana
1t was not very long before be came around
all right. had they remained out mucn
longer without noticing MS condition, he
doubtless would have frozen.
Mrs. William McCoIkey, Jr., has been
indisposed for the past week, but is get
ting better
Miss Lizzie Lowe, spent few days this
week visiting McMecheu friends.
Miss Pearl Criswell is able TO be out
again after severe illness.
The Misses Halpin attended the we'd
ding of Miss Maud Baker TO Mr.. James
Carpenter, near Sherrard, on Wednesday
evening.
The Fair of the Days. to be given by
the Christian Endeavor Society Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Washington's birth
day, promises to be one of the most enjoy
able events of the season. There will be
SIX booths, one representing each day OF
the week. beginning on Monday and end
ing Saturday, in which will be sold art-
cIes of general household use on that par
ticular Gay of the week. An elegant sup
per will Oe set, and eatables will be sup
piled during the entire fair.
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mains were inferred at the Shineston
Cemetary.
j. NJ. letters, mayor OF Salem, is very
sick of apoplexy.
HMisses Lille and Willie Jarvis are visit
ing their brother James Jarvis in Pitts
burg.
Charley Pike of this city has entered
the illinois School of Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. List, of Wheeling
have been the guests of Hon. John Basel
and family during this weok.
Miss Fannie Stealey is visiting relatives
in Washington, ID. Z.
Rev. G. A. Doyle is in Philir0i. where
he is conducting Il series of meetings.
John B, Hart is back from New York.
Prof. L. J. Coroly was called, on We'd
nesday morning TO Preston county, owing
to the death of his mother.
MIR. Frank Day, OF Bridgeport, who
died Monday morning was seventy-elgnt
years old.
Mrs. Mary Isenhart, the wife Of the late
George Isenhart, and the aunt OF the late
General George A. Custer died at her
home near this city on last Thursday. She
was porn February %, 1910, at Cumoer-
land, MARYLAND, and consequently was In
her eighty-fifth year. She leaves SIX chill
dren: John c. Isenhart, Emanuel lsen-
hart. Alexander Alexander Isenhart,
Henry Isenhart, Mrs. Harrison Fletcher
and Mrs. O. L. Hansford. In the death OF
Mrs Isenhart, Harrison county loses one
of its Oldest and most respected citizens
and lifelong member Of the Methodist
Church. Her funeral took place to-day
at the Odd Fellows cemetery and was well
attended. Rev. y. w. Rector officlated.
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BEN WOOD.

Mr.. B. Boise has moved his family TO
Elwood, Pa, where be will now locate.
Mrs. f. Porterfeld is lying i'll at her
home on McMechen street.
Harry Stewart has arrived from
YOUNGSTOWN, o.. after few weeks stay.
On Monday evening, February II, the
Women's Relief Corps will give supper
in the City Hall.
Miss Ella Coffy. formerly of this city,
will soon wed a prominent young gentle
man of Sistersviile.
Miss Annie Pendergrast is visiting
friends ia the country.
William McCracxen, from Shepherds
town, was the guest of friends in the city
during the past week.
The Hope Society will hold meeting
on next Thursday evening at their hall.
Jesse Price is confined TO his home with
an attack OF gI'p.
Miss Stella Jones, who was on visit o
her sister in Steubenville for few days,
has returned home
Miss Annie Dendall is spending a few
DAYS at her home in Warrington.
Extensive improvements are being maze
in Ollie Reeds store, the room being en-
larged to twice its present size TO accom-
odate his trade. Mr.. Reed will handle
full line Of clothing in addition TO his other
lines
/, Harry Bowers, after few days visit
with his parents, at Shephardstown, la
returned 10 mis- home.
Iinnie Riddle is commissioning.
j. J. Kelley. an enterprising hardware
merchant on Main street, is smiling over
the arrival of new daughter
A crowd of young folks OF Benwood at
tended a party in Bellaire Friday evening
Miss Hannah Glenn has returned from
Moundviile, after weeks visit.
William Sinclair, Of Pittsburg, was in
the city on business
Mrs. S. A. Cockayne, of Leahurst. was
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. DR..
Meighen.
Quite a number have received invita-.
lions to a select hop, given by the Non
pariel club, Of Wheeling, on next Friday
evening.
A small child of J. p. Barger. the Main
street jeweler, is quite i'll.
Mrs. Charles Price, after pleasant visit
among relatives of Sistersville, has re-
turned home.
Rebecca Lodge met Friday night.
There will be no services at st. Mat
thews Lutheran church on Sunday, owing
TO the illness of Rev. Bocelle.
William Lineberger was in Harrisburg,
Pa, on business for few days during the
past week.
Mrs. Chas. Fredericks, of Wheeling, was
the guest of relatives in this city.
A wedding took place at st. Johns
church. Wednesday afternoon. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Rosa Baker and
John Carpenter, of Riley Ridge. A recep-
ton was held at the home Of the brides
parents. A number of friends, of Benwood,
were present.
One of the most enjoyable events of the
past week was given by the Ountre Men
Club Tuesday evening, at City Hall. The
clubs present were the Narpareills and
Ideals of Wheeling. An elegant supper
was served at midnight. Prof. Otto Dol
bear furnished the music.
Mrs. j. White, of Wheeling, was guest
of her mother this week.
The pudding department was idle for
few DAYS on account of water frozen in the
pit. 1t will probably resume operations by
Monday
Miss Julia Denton isvisiting her brother
in this place.
LAWYER VIM. Sidel, of New Martins.
Vile, passed through the city Friday.
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our high school. is meeting with deserved
success. He is an untiriug worker
T.. c. TAYLOR spent Sunday with friends
az Parkers0urg.
Miss Sue Burliugame and Miss Docia
McIntire will spend sunday win lrlehus
at Proctor
Mrs Jennie Shields. who has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. VIII Duerr, OF
Maple avenue. returned Thursday 10 her
home az 81 CIairsvllle, ..
Rev. Brookiug, preacher az St Ann L.
Z. Church, breaches tomorrow. He IS
the new rector called 20 the parish from
Point Pleasant. lie will alternate his SER
vices between this city aud Sistersvllle
Judge L. p Jacobs, Capt. N. McEIdow-
nev, Harry cEldOwuey, Geo. 4. instead
ana Col. ". =. Wiley, attended the bar AS
sOciaJiOu at Charleston this week.
Col. Thomas Miller, Wetzel'S veteraa oil
man spent last week at PittsOurg.
Justice Eakin. the accommodating pro
prietOr OF the Eakin House, spent the week
at Archer's oil he.d.
William Fitch, of the New Martinsvllle
Natural Gas Co, made business trip TO
Hauni bal, o., Monday.
The revival services at the NJ. +. Church
still continue, and the efforts of Rev. Bod
fOrd are proving a success, quite number
having gwen their name 10 the church.
The Episcopal congregation have COM
pleted preliminary arrangements and pro
pose 20 Guild a rectOry ia this city. The
building will be situated on Maple avenue,
nearly opposite the church, and will De
ready for occupancy early in the coming
summer.
The motion for a new trial in the case Of
Harrison Higgins, convicted Of murder In
the second degree, was not heard this
morning, owing 10 the absence OF Col. Ar
nett, counsel for defendant. The court
will hold a special session in about thirty
days, when the motion will be heard and
determined Oy the court.
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RAVENS WOOD.

RAvENswooD. w. VA, February 9.-Mr
J. l.. Armstrong, cashier OF the BANK OIL
Ravenswood, who came home from ParK-
ersburg last Saturday evening quite ILL., Is
still confined 10 the house.
Elmer Mckinley spent Wednesday and
Thursday at Spencer.
Mrs. E. c. Smith was in Parkersburg
Monday and Tuesday visiting friends.
James Mex inley was reelected preSl-
dent of the bank and j. l.. Armstrong
cashier.
}. w. Taylor and wife started Monday
night for Upton, Mo-, to attend the funeral
OF Dr. Charles Curtiss, brother OF Mrs.
Taylor, who died at his home in Upton on
Monday morning after three weeks SICK
ness from typhoid fever.
At a meeting of town council, held last
FRIDAY night, ]. 3. Roberts was elected
street commissioner and wharfmaster Tor
the ensuing year.
Mr.. j. A. Mcintosh is confined to his
home oy Il severe cold on the lungs.
Mrs. Matt Nj. Park, of Writ county, was
visiting at her brother-in-law's, George
Park, last week While here she had
small tuner removed from her face, the
operation being entirely successful under
the skiltul hands Of Dr. B. H. Hoyt
Straube Stairs left Monday for Spencer,
where his mother is sick with typhoid
fever
Miss Miller, VINO was here visiting her
sister, Mrs. Pres. Hutchinson, left for
Parkersourg Monday.
Mr.. A B. Samuels, of Parkersburg,
spent Sunday here with his son, William.
Mckay. the butcher, filled his large ice
house with clear, heavy ice the first Of the
week, as did also Leppert. the baker.
Mrs. DR.. Hoyt has been quite a sufferer
for a week with large car0uncle on her
left arm, the result Of a bruise. she is
now able to use her arm again, and is i'm
proving in health.
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CLAkINGTON.

CLARINGToN. o., February 9-Il1n@
Cats. OF Moundsville, was in town MJl-
pay.
Miss Nora Couley. OF Pittsbe-g who
has been here for about six months Te-
turned 10 Pittsburg.
Geo and Chas. Atzenhofer and O'-'''
Forney, of near Cameron. Ohio, pes
through town Wednesday on their w't
Mendoza, Hi, where they expect 10 "..e
next summer.
Charles Hornbrooh OF Moundsville. wa'
here "Wednesday selling clothing for !.
Oppenheimer " CO.. Of Pittsburg.
Rev. Loos will preach ia English al 'l'
German Church Sunday, February l0tl.
Meeting is still going on AZ the "
Church. Miss MeNest. OF East Liyerpo
is here assisting Rev. Manl'y.
The river closed above town Tlursf B.
day aud froze over during the night DE
day morning the people commenced IS. B.
Ing across. and we now have free bri-7
the full length OF the town.
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NElGHBORHOOD.
WHAT HAS BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS IBg PAST WEEK.
OO''aI AHairs, Happenings and Events Of Local
interest Gathered by Register" Reporters
Readable Resume O. the News.
FAtRMoNr.


,tAlRNoNT, W. Va, February o-James
ncDermott, a prominent Young Morgan
0 WI man was here this week.
~ nc SOuL cert QuartetJe sung at the rink
NIetslay sFeulnS Tor the 81. e. T. T..
iOsSCl 'lus Attorney Charles Powell
wac AZ " aeellng on business this week.
Nrs. FRED Bartlett, Of ManuiuctOn, was
'NS suSSt OF friends here this week.
Ut. j. Il. Burns, is i'll with grippe at his
residence on jefferson street
Tue Carpenters Union held their usual
last night.
Cnaries Klein, OF Wheeling, was here on
business yesterday.
"A oaily paper Will he published begin
Mug next Monday by the advertising com
nltt.ee Oh the union meetings. The union
nleSuAs begin Sunday and will be held
House.
=. NJ. Richie has resigned his position
WIZ the Monousah Coal and Coke 10 ac-
Sept tue position with the West Virginia
Gum and Candy Co. as bookkeeper.
MRS George Boyd, of. Wheeling, was
I mere lhe guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Z.
W. hlchia, the past week.
. Inc w Wheeling Rod and Gun Club viii
rSnoot against the FairmOnt CLUB next
able.
Several members o. Wheeling demi
monde society have been here the past
week trying TO secure a house, with "a view
ful
). B. Iseman is ia the East on business
this week.
Henry Hartman, of WaterhoUse Bros,
w 1eeling, is here this week In place of w.
=. w atson, wnO is taking q vacation.
All work about here ia the building line
mas been az d standstill on account OF the
cold weather but "a large amount Of work
will be commenced as soon as the weather
permits.
J. +. Sands was quite III this week Of
lumbago, out is cOnvaleciug
t'alrmont's postal facilities have never
been OF the best and new rules ADOPTED the
past week viii hold all mail west depos-
TIED after p ID. until 4;lj p. IN. the next
day.
). j. Sloan, of North Baltimore. o.. is
expected here Monday on business con-
nected with the adjustment of the loss on
the glass works. ar the loss can be adj
1usted the works will be rebuilt 1T once
and put 10 operation.
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TERRA ALTA.

TERRA ALTA, W. VA, February @
Grant Graham, Of Herring, w. Va, was
visiting his brother in town Tuesday.
N. O. W Poster was calling on friends
in Oakland, Tuesday.
Charles SisIer ana Farley De Berry are
slowly recovering from the grip.
Mrs. j. Snaps, of COrintn, was IN town
Thursday shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whitaker, Of Bos-
ton. were visiting friends in town WedneS-
day aud Thursday.
Misses Ella and Agnes Bertchy, of Graf
ton. spent Monday OF this week IN town
the guests Of their sister Mrs. q. A. OFT.
Col. John ID. Riggs returned nome Sat
urlay from a business trip n the eastern
cities.
Robert Bolden, Of Oakland, is spending
this week IN town, the guest Of his brother,
@. a. BoIden.
Joe A. Beatty returned home Wednes-
day. after a ten days business trip in
Grant ana Mineral counties.
Miss Kate Lowe, of Corinth, spent sew
eral days in town visiting friends this
week.
Mrs. Rebecca Feather. of Bruceton, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Parsons.
Mr.. aud Mrs W. T.. White departed
Tuesday morning for Wheeling, where
thew will remain a few days, tno guests OF
relatives.
Clint Shaw, Of Kjngwood, was in town
Monday on business.
Mrs. Emma Mayer returned home Sat
urtay even ag from an extended visit
among relatives i'm Carroll county, Mary
land. Size was accompanied home by her
li'tle niece, Miss May Sullivan.
Rev. Hit. Of BuckhannOn, presiding
elder of the L. b. Church OF this district,
is assisting Rev. W. j. Harness, of the
NJ T.. Church, In MS series OF meetings
Mrs. =. Il. Jones and son, of Oakland,
We're visiting friends in town Saturday.
Miss Alice Meyers, of Housewife, was
the guest of Miss Maggie Le.ler last Sat
urday aud Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Recbard, of Bran
d0uville, were the guests OF Mrs. Re
chards sister, Mrs. Robinson, Of this
place.
MIR MarcelIs Smith, who died sudden
IL Of parai&iS, on Saturday morning last,
at his ho&e in Piedmont, was brought
here for burial, Monday. Mr.. Smith was
a brother of Mrs. David A. Freeland, OF
this place. and was the husband of Mrs.
MarEery Smith, who IS 50 well known
acre.
The new town council met last Monday
evening and appointed MesSrS. Henderson,
GrOsscup aud Lee NJ. Benson town ser
geauts; James h. Beatty, tax collector and
lampiyhJer Edward Whltehair was APP
pointed street commissioner.
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MOUNDSVILLE.

Judge John A. Campbell was down hold
ing special term of court Friday after
noon. He adjourned over until To morrow,
when he will be down again. Arguments
for new trial in the City vs.. j. b. Hicks
condemnation case are set down for next
Friday.
Mrs DIR. G.. W. Bruce rendered a recep-
ton TO a number of her friends Thursday
evening. in honor of her guest, Miss Bette
Harrison, of Baltimore. A delightful
evening was spent oy all present. aud they
Sll expressed themselves as delightfully."-
entertained.
The G. B. Club has issued invitations
for valentine party to be given at the
home of Miss Cora Walton, on Seventh
street, the evening OF the l4th.
Yesterday closed the entries for candi-
dates 10 be voted on 81 the Republican
primaries for municipal offices. The can
didates now in the race are: For Mayor,
L. NJ. Hood, ". Z. Mann, f. H. Criswell
and Joha Brooks, Sr.; for Sergeant, Joseph
Manning, A. =. Mcconnell, William Charl-
ton; p. s. Hubbs and w A. Kdder; for
City Clerk, j. d. Burley and Elmer j.