The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-25
EEIING DAILY FRIDAI FEBRt AIRY 25 1888
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All sort, q Local News aud io,,lp fro,a,I

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Next Ttiesday Is THE last day 10 Me
candidates with the Republic city
committee together with the fee attach
ed tninsurc the plaeint: OF the. name on
the primary ticketR. The field Ia wide
open, an opportunity for everybody and
with a fair fight the Republicans will
be In good shape to Win at the election
There Is not n Sign OF unfairneis and
there 10 q cheerful abtcnce OF acrinony
In the preliminary contest, though, there
nre many candidates and more etiil like
~ to come. The attention &, far Is
largely censcred IN the mayuraI.y con.
test, but for members OF council, scfioo!
board and township trustee, all places
OF Importance and OF direct interest to
the taxpayers. little thought has yet
been given. The outlook Is, however,
TINT 10 large vote VIII be polied q. the
primaries. and within the next wGel, the
drift may define probable winners. As
yet It 10 anybody's race for most OF the
places. tj
HfA suit was brought BY Robert Law
renee TO recover $3.50 placed on wheat
and $50 placed on sugar In the stock ex-
change or the bucket shop here The
Gaze was put of twice In Squire Mason's
court, but Il Is now agreed TO try Il on
lss merits tomorrow. II may develop
an interesting process.
Tho tack belonging to the old circus
glass house. near Morgan's ctial bank.
was blown down Wednesday by a stick
OF dynamite being placed under It. The
stack had been standing since that plant
was burned down several years ugo, and
VAS regarded as dangerous. sf'
A. E.. Bronson. who formerly repre-.
scented the Novelty Stamping Company,
has illed a suit against that company.
claiming $4,000 damages FOR alleged
breach OF contract.
jacob Boneystccle. James Grafton and
w. Whitemore are filed as Republican
candidates for council, and William ].
Carson Is OUT as a candidate for city
commissioner. A
Frank Purrell, who has been In the
city for several weeks, will leave TO-
morrow for trip down through West
Virginia and western Pennsylvania.
Ex-Mayor D. w. Cooper Is again talk
ed Of as the probable Democratic candl-
date for mayor. Rodewig has fallen back
into line for marshal.
George johnson will leave in a week or
ten days to join the Page French Giants
base ball club, with which he plays this
season.
Thieves entered Charles Ludw!g's car
rlage shop and stole about SIS worth OF
brushes and paints. No clue.
Mrs H. s. Sinclair has returned from
Woodsfield, where she has been visiting
her daughter for. two weeks.
The men q: the STEEL works will receive
their pay Tomorrow. as will also the
men at the bottle house.
Miss Theresa Lentz Is able to assume
her duties as teacher in the high school,
after a weeks Illness.
X Two Shops have been OF at the bottle
house FOR a week past, but will probably
80 to work Monday. n
Miss Mary Althar, of the Fifth ward,
is the guest OF friends and relatives in
St. Clairsvlllc.
Edward Cooke has returned to Zanes-
Vile after spending a few days with
friends here. ~
Miss Mamie cowen. OF, Rochester, Pa,
Is the guest OF friends and relatives in
this city. q
The Choral Society IRE naking ar
rangements to give concert in the near
future.
The local telephone company IN this
city has three men at work fixing up the
line.
George Westlake IS visiting his
brother, Robert. at Falryiew. ". Va.
Miss Alice Jones is confined to her
house on Rose Hill. quite III.