The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-20
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The county court yesterday selected
the following officers 20 conduct tho
election. November S:
cameron-l. William n. Klncaid, Lev
Smith and Charles shacltieford; 2.Jamel
Dolan, James a. Bane, G. 8. Fry; 8
Martin Cox, s. N. Stewart, N. Hagar.
Clay-i, Henry Foust. =. Q. Tomtin-
son and James n. Gray; 2, A. J. Mar.
tin, w. c. Mann, A. D. Pierce; ;. Frienc
Cox, ]. p. Bonar and s. ". Wellman.
Franklin, John Rankin, 7. 3. NC
Farland, Jerry Cats; 2, y. @. Yono, G.
W. Wilson, A. ]. Fox; 3, George Price
D. A. ArriclS, ]. +. Harblnson.
Llberty-l, Patrick Hughes, Charles
I.ogsdOn, Henry Ernst; 2, NJ. B. Mat
hews, S. NJ Lowry. L. StricSlin; 3, A,
Clark, Thomas Parrlott, Jacob Howard;
4, Charles Bruhn, Jesse Clark, Gavin
Hunt.
Mende-i, C. .. Young, ". 3. Shep-
ard, John Mason; 2, William Lutes, B.
y. SlVert, S. 7. Richmond; 3, Joseph
J. Shutter, ]. B. wayt, Shelton stan6-
ford.
Sand Hill, Peter Stamford. George
Wilson, j. II. Baird; 2, James Hender-
son, w. n. Writ. w. s. GrandstafE.
Webster-1, George Crow, w. r
Jones, T. B. Richey; 2, John Null, w.
NJ. Bloomfield, ]. w. Dorsey.
Washington-1, A. j. MeElroy g. ..
McFadden, ]. c. Parkinson; 2, 9. 9,
Newman, Thomas W. Manning, T. g.
Stilwell; 3, Ed. W. Koonts, John Leon
ard, John Morgan; 4, William Jefferson,
David Burton Harvey Hicks; 5, Will
lam FItzslmmons, r. s. Peters. James
Wilson; 8, Charles Simpson, 2. .. Zane,
W. VI. Riggs.
Unlon-1, Henry Myers, Henry Koch
Ter, Louis Knoller: 2, William Stab. w.
NJ. NoTte. ]. T. RoseberrY; 3, Michael
Carney, Robert Shepard, Harry Stew
art; 4, James B. Barrett, josiah Sim
clair, W. B. Leach; s, Thomas Gately,
John w. Davis, Robert Newton; g,
William Brown, Robert Shoup, S. W.
Beall; z, John, Cady, ]. II. Bartlett
James Grimes; s, Robert Kincaid, ST,
James Chambers, George Hanes; 0, c
C. McAiechen, Booth Goodwin, Ed. Mar
tin; 10, Russell Dorsey, Reuben Mobly,
James Tolbert.
The Marshall county Republican CEN
trail committee met last night and an
nounced the following meetings for
Marshall county: At Sherrard, Friday
October %, at 1880 p. m, Hon. NJ. II.
Wills; at Township Hall, Saturday ,oc-
tober 90, at 2 o'clock p. M, Hon. n. II.
Willis and S. B. Blair; at Pleasant
Valley, Monday, October 81. at 1880 p.
M, Hon. NJ. H. Willis and S. B. Blair;
Glen Easton, Saturday, october 20, p.
m, Hon. Harvey ". Harmer and Col
]. E. Hooton; at Cameron, Saturday,
October 20, at 7:30 p M, Hon. Harvey
w. Harmer and Col. ]. p. Hooton; at
BenWood, Saturday, October 20, at 1880
p. M, Governor George W. Atkinson.
The funeral Of j. W. Maccarriher oc-
Cured yesterday at 10 o'clock a. m.
Rev. Woods conducted the religious SER
vices. The lawyers OF the bar, with the
judges, attended the funeral, court hav-
ing been adjourned until after the fu-
neral.
The members OF the board OF direc-
tors Of the penItentlary, with their fam
lilies, Warden and Mrs. Hawk and DR..
s. NJ. Steele, returned yesterday, from
Indianapolis, where they attended the
session OF the national prison congress.
Major and Mrs. Phil A. Shafrer left
yesterday morning for Camp Poland,
Knoxville, Tenn, where the major will
take charge Of his command.
Corporal W. o. Ewing, OF Company NJ,
First regiment West Virginia volun-
teers, is home on thirty day fur
Tough.
Bliss Williams, the young son OF Rev,
and Mrs. W. A. Williams, is sick with
a light attack Of scarlet fever.
Miss Ellen Wiley, OF Smithfield, o., Is
the guest OF Mrs. sterrett, OF Seventh
street.
The NJ. E. sewing society met with
Mrs. c. c. Mathews yesterday after
noon.
j. L. Little and family have moved In
to their new residence on Jefferson av-
enue.
Rev. W. A. Williams is slowly recov-
ering from an attack Of typhoid fever.
The Thlmble Bee Society meets to-
day with ]. L. Davis, of Baker avenue.