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C. ELIAS STIFEL DEAD.

One OF whssllnE's Oldest and Most Prom
insnt GermAn-AmsrIean citizens Died
"wednesday AfIsrnOon from the In-
hrmltiss Of Old Ags-Uame TO Wheeling
In 1896.
Yesterday afternoon at 1850 o'clock.
at his home 1923 Main street, occurred
the death Of one Of wheelIns's oldest
and most prominent German-American
citizens, c! Elias stlfel, over sixty years
resident Of this city. and in business
nearly that length OF time. Mr.. stlfel
was in his eighty-fourth year, and for
the past year he had not been In the
enjoyment OF good health, the Inhrmitles
Of old age finally proving more than he
could overcome,
Mr.. Stifel was born August 22 1914, in
Neussen. Wurtemburg, Germany, and
twenty-five years later emigrated to
America. He landed in New York City
in Septembet, and arrived in Wheeling
in March, 1855, and has since continuously
resided here. For a time he found en-
ployment as timer, in which he ex-
celled beyond fellow workmen. In 1883
he married Miss Clara Becht, OF Wheel
ing.
In 1871 he entered business for him
self, and for fifty-seven years had been
in business IN the same part OF the city,
all the time within a square OF the loca-
ton of his present store, 1921 Main
street, which he has occupied since 1856.
Some years ago his son, w. G. Stlfel,
became member Of the firm; which Is,
well known as G. F. Stifel & Son, deal
Ing in tlnware and stoves.
Mr.. and Mira, Stifei had seven chill
e9NNFn1 ha
attorney, and W. c. Stlfel, In business
grand-c children living and three great
nd-chlldren. The deceased also has
two brothers and a sister, living in st.
Louis, and among that city'B most
prominent people
Mr.. Stifel was not man who pushed
himself into public notice, but his ster-
ling qualities Of worth and business and
mechanical ability were generally rec
ogniZed. In the old days OF volunteer
iiremen Mr.. Stlfel took an interest in
the companies that gave the community
fire protection, and was engineer Tan
honorary ofIice) OF the famous Hope
FIRE company, which thrived In the
flftIes.
The deceased was a member Of the
German Lutheran denomination, and
l0TOukHuul Hlb lllt Wd1 = COhsAnIGllb
Christian gentleman.
Mr.. Stifel's skill In the making OF ar
tlcles from tin and sheet iron Is well
known to many OF the older citizens OF
Wheeling: in fact, no other workman
approached him in this work, He fash
Toned articles with the hammer that by
later devices are now made by ma
chIncry entirely.
The city has lost a worthy and hon
ored citizen, and the Intelllgencer ex-
tends to the bereRved family the SYM
pathy of the community
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Since the withdrawal OF Judge John
Al Campbell. announced exclusively IN
yesterdays IntellIgencer, no opposition
has developed against Captain Dovener
and 1t seems altogether likely that the
wheeling convention to-day Will unant-
mously renominate. the congressman
who mas represented the First district
so acceptably for the last four years.
Not many delegates had arrived in
town early In the evening, but the mid
night trains brought delegations from
Harrison, Braxton, elmer and other
interior counties. It was feared the
withdrawal of Judge Campbell, which
eliminated anything in the shape Of q
contest for the nomination. would make
the convention to-day one Of slim at
tendance, but the showing last night
would indicate convention large in
point Of attendance.
The congressional committee viii
meet this morning at 10 O'Clock in the
office OF the mayor in the city building,
adm at the same hour the county execu-
tive committee Of Ohio county Will meet
in the office of the sheriff.
Delegates to the convention are d.
rected to call at the office Of the sheriff
before II o'clock this morning, where
they will secure badges and tickets for
the trip to Wheeling Park. The dele
gates Will leave for the park on spe-
eiaf wheeling & Elm Grove train just
after the regular II o'clock train leaves.
The special will run through to the
Casino station in the park, arriving
about 1880 o'clock.
The convention Will be called to order
at once, and after the appointment Of
the usual committees a recess will be
taken, after which the committee re-
ports will be received by the convention,
and then Captain Dovener will be for
mally nominated
The Opera House band viii furnish
the music for the convention.
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NrAr,hall County.


Cameron preclnct-M. A. Walton and
Or. c. i. Hutchinson.
Bumgards-Arthur L, Gray.
Terrell's-Dr. j. W. Hickey and
George Z. Hubbs,
CLAY DISTRICT.
Dorsey's-J. S. Mcconnell. William
McConkey, W. l.. Conner and NJ. Pierce.
Rosby's Rock-James w. Allandor.
LIBERTY DISTRICT.
Big RUM. W. Dowler and Samuel
Howard
Township HALF. NJ. Gray and c. F.
Chambers
Belton-A. j. Mathews.
MEADE DISTRICT.
dorby's-aeosge b. Games and b. L.
Slvert.
Lynn camp-J. L. o. Mason.
Nauvoo--W. II. Hubbs aud w. L,
Chambers.
SAND HILL DISTRICT.
Dallns-M, S. McItee and L, C.
Thompson.
Sand Hiil-Nnthan Bruce, James cul.
w and James WEIGH.
FRANKLIN DISTRICT
GraPsvIlle.- Jasper Wilson, r.. A. Par
rlott and o. c. Wilson.
FaIrvlew--s. G. Burton and !. F,
Harblnson.
UNION DISTRICT.
McMechen--M. 4. Dowler.
Benwood City Bulldlng-John p.
James and Robert Newton.
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Delegates-E. B. conoway. G. W.
Weekly, g. W. Stocking. p. B. Lowry,
c. C. Marsh, P. T. Campbell, ]. c. Gar.
man, H B. ShrIver, r. Buck, ]. NJ. May
field, A. H. ,McGlnnls, D. W. Twyman,
] z. Swan, II. ". Smith, Thomas
Doak, G. W. Robinson, b. F. Wilson. H.
H. Hardman, A. L. Hughes, Lot McCor-
mick, o. P. Pratt. ARA Underwood, W.
A. Beagle and ]. D. Livingstone.
Alternates-J. A. Meredith. BYroa
Wilcox, G. L. Lowther. II. G. Meek, A.
B. Wilson, A. C. Sweeney, G.. W. Sine,
S. Moore, ]. W. Meredith, G. W. Smith,
X. s. Foreman, o. C. Carter, D. II. Mo-
rey, o. W. o. Hnrdman, G. o. Doak, G.
w. HIll, S. MaFneld. c. N. Thomas,
George Underwood, Dave BrVson. B. C.
Mccarty, II. c. Williamson and W. F.
Smith.
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DIED.

KLAPPRoTT-on Tuesday afternoon,
July y, 1898, ut 4:i0 O'clock, FRED
ERICK c. RLAPPR0TT aged a
years, months and 10 days.
Funeral from his late residence, Stack
yard Hollow, Thursday afternoon at
2 O'Clock. Friends Of family invited 20
attend. 1nterment at Stone Church
cemetery.
WILsoN-on Tuesday, July 70, 1893, CORA
A. WILSON, aged 81 years, wife Of
Joseph Wilson, ut her home "a EBh-
teenth street.
Funeral from her late residence, No. NJ
Eighteenth street, this CThursdayl
morning at Ii o'clock. InteEment pri-
waite at Wood Hill cemetery, MarshGit
county, W. Va.
sTIFEL-on Wednesday, July 70. 1898,
at $3.50 p. M, C. ELIAS STIFEL. in
the s4th year Of his age.
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PROBABLE

Five days Of the ten within which the
committees in charge OF the proposed re-
union of the Society of the Army Of
West Virginia are open TO receive from
the Trunk lane Association notice OF
''back-down" frm It's one-fare-round-
trip. have passed, and as yet the back
down. has not arrived, but the iniica-
lions are that 1t Will come before the
ultimatum's limit expires,
1t ls'learned. on good authority that
the passenger officials of every railroad
entering wheeling are working hard to
secure reconsideration by the. Trunk
Line Association and the granting Of the
cent-a-mile rate. These officials are af-
ter business primarily, Of course, but
they conoede the nniustness OF the
treatment accorded the Society OF the
Army of West Virginia and the city OF
Wheeling by the Trunk Line people.
Speaking OF the Trunk Line officials,
II Il said they were more than surprised
when they received the uldmatum from
little wheeling giving them ten days
In which to grant the rate to, which the
city is entitled or lose all by the aban-
donment OF the reunion project. These
fellows draw something like $4,000 a
year for sitting in a New York office and
impresslng the railroad world with a
sense OF their importance, 50 IN the
event Of z baek-down little Wheeling"
can be Congratulated for having render
ed the public service Of no mean inn
purtance in bringing them down few
Already one railroad has announced
that Il will extend the cent-a-mlle rate,
SO It seems assured that the others will
take the same action. Officials Of the
Ohio River road were in conference
here yesterday with Chairman g. j.
Rawling, OF the reunion executive COM
mlttee, and as result the Ohio River
company oficials said they would an
nounce the cent-a-mile rate.
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MONTREAL, Que. July ls-MeSsrs
DuBosc and carranza sailed to-day on
the Dominion line steamer Ottoman,
With them went q petty officer and two
sailors Of the steamer Panama, captured
at the beginning Of the war. These are
the men who accompanied CarranEa on a
schooner on his recent mysterious trip
carranEa had HE beard shaved on and
went to the boat with a false beard.
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The marks at p. m. showed . feet s
Inches and slowly falling. Weaeher,
cloudy and warm. The only departures
yesterday were the Eloise and Leroy.
BUSINESS at the wharf was dull yester-
day.
Several OF the Big sAady light draught
packets Will appear h;-se next week II
the present low stage In the river con-
tlnues.
The Avalon, the light draught boat
lust bulk by Captain Cramer, to take
care Of the Ben HuF's trade in low
water. Is said to be very fast for boat
OF her class. She makes her initial ap-
pearance here next Sunday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
strauEsrs TIA the city ani wheeling Peo-
ME ABB oad,

Strangers In the city aud wheeling PEG.
pie Aba oAh.
The first Baltimore & Ohio excursion
for Atlantic City leaves to-day
on the several trains Among those
who left on the 1925 a. m. train were
Capt. C. D. Adams wife and daughter,
Mrs. Harry seybold, Miss Bonney,
Miss Estella Hull, Miss Emma Stevens,
Ed NeR, VIII Frohme. Miss Lena Meyer,
Miss Lille schaefer 4
Howard shafer is home from a trip
through the state.
Henry White, Of Romney, was an ar
rival in the city last night.
John Sonnefeld, the Fifth ward tom
sorial artist, has a new barber, ont day
old.
George House, of House & Hermann,
left last night for Washington, D. c.,
for few days,
Miss Nellie Plank, Of Pittsburgh, Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Adam
Capped, Of the East End.
Prof. e. j. State. physical director OF
the Y. N. c. A., left last night on vis-
It to his home in Springfield, o.
W. H. Frohme and Misses Lena
Meyer and Lille Schaefer left last night
for a sojourn at Atlantic City.
Miss Maggie Wood, Of Steubenvllle,
who has been visiting East Wheeling
friends, departed for home yesterday.
Joseph Smith, OF Toledo, formerly OF
this city, was rendered a compliment
t2ry dance last night at Mozart park,
by South Side friends,
Miss Mona Smith returned to Cum
berIand, Nd, yesterday after visiting
South Side friends. Miss Smith was ac-
companled by Mrs. Chris Warner and
daughter.
Mrs Harry seybold, Miss Stella Hull
and Miss Lille d. Bonner left last night
with the Atlantic City excurslonists en-
route to New York City, Boston and
Saratoga Springs.
Mrs. N. R. c. Morrow, of Fairmont,
state president Of the W. c. 7. u, will
visit the local union this afternoon. Ev-
cry member IS urged to be present to
meet the president. Refreshments will
be served.
W. L Sutton, F. D. Young, VIM. A.
Ream, Frank Moore and w. E. West
were sistersYille registers at the Stamm
last night. AIesSTs, Ream, Moore and
West left for Atlantic City on the Bal
timore & Ohio midnight express.
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TO ISLAND OF coo1 BREEzEs

Builders Exchange Excursion VIII Go,
Leaving This Afternoon.
This afternoon on the Cleveland, Lo-
rain & wheeling railroad, the Wheeling
Builders Exchange and friends leave on
the annual exchange outing. in charge
Of Mr.. o. R, Wood, the entetpslsIng and
accommodating travelling passenger
agent Of the railroad, under whose d.
rection the several past outings Of the
exchange have been conducted. This
years outing Is the most elaborate yet
given, and the party Of sixty persons
making the trip anticipate a most de-
lightful excursion 20 Macklnac--the us
land of cool breezes," and other points
on Lake Huron. The train leaves
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TIlE RIVER
YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURES.

YESIERDAI'b UEFANIUNE9'
slstersville. .ELoIsE, S a. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p, M
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
slstersvllle. .ELoIsE. s a. m.
Parkersburg. ARGAND, II a. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
slstersville. .ELoIsE, s a. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
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nsnu,,rnl uprIEh. pLano For sale.

We have an Upright Plano, almost
new, which belongs to n gentleman in
this city, who, having met with re-
Verses, Is obliged to sell II.
In order TO dispose Of It at once We
have been instructed to accept any rea-
sonable offer.
This is a rare chance for any one
wanting a nice upright piano.
For further particulars call at our
store, No. 1870 Market street, where pl-
F. W. BANNER co.
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THp wEsrpRN RATE WAR.

Representatives of the western lines
met the interstate commerce commits
sion at Washington to talk over the
rate war which has been waging with
the Canadian Pacific for the past six
months, The complaint OF the Ameri-
can roads Is that their Canadian rival
enjoys a great advantage through not
being amenable to the laws regulating
commerce in this country. They ask
the Interstate commerce commission to
recommend legislation to overcome this
disadvantage.
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mo- OPPOSITION
Has Developed Against Captain
Dovener Since the
WITHDRAWAL OF Mr.. CAMPBELL

WAS ANNOUNCED m
yBsrERpNy's nTEL14eENcER
rHB COUNTY AND CONGRESS
SIGNAL COMMITTEES WILL
SHEDr TINS MORNING BEFORE
THE ASSEMBLING OF THE CON-
4ENTIoN-A NUMBER OF DELE
GATES ARRIVED IN TOWN LAST
NIGHT.
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on cTTY-River inches and falling.
Clear and pleasant.
WARREN-Rlver 3 OF foot. Fair
and warm.
CORRESPONDENCE 6 feet inches
and falling. Cloudy and threatening.
BRoWNSVILLE-River 5 feet 2
inches and stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet II
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FOR forty years DR.. Fowler's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry has been curing
summer complaint, dysenterry, diar-
rhoea, bloody hux. pain in the stomach,
and Il has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for 1t.
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MANY DEIEoATEs CONGNa

To Attend the Convention Of the First
District Republicans.
II nearly all OF the delegates chosen
for the convention Of the First district
Republicans, which convenes In this
city to-day, come, the convention will
be large one, numerically speaking.
The names of the delegates chosen from
some of the counties Of the district are
given below:
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q ,he pnby 1. cuttlnr Tesln.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup for children teething. It soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain, cures wind collie and Is the best
remedy for dIarrhoea- Twenty-Five
cents 4 bottle. m-wtkf
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THAT yLTIMATyM.
Reunion Committees Awaiting the
Action of Railroaders.
FIVE DAYS OF THE Ten PASS

WITHOUT THE TRUNK LINE AS
ISOLATION ANNOUNCING WHAT
IT INTENDS 10 Do-rHE BIG
RAILROAD OFFICIALS WERE
RATHER SURPRISED TO RE-
cErvE SUCH A SASSY" COM
MuN1cAT1oN FROM LITTLE
WHEELING : CONCESSION IS
PROBABLE.
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s1.oO-TO ParksraBurE and Marietta and
Return sunday, July n, 1sOS.-o1.OOs

4IoIuFH NHHUHEi WUIE rs A9V'''-9 1sV7y'7
Sunday. July II, the Ohio River Rail-
road will run an excursion to ParkersS
burg and Marietta at rate Of 81 for the
round trip.
Special train viii leave wheeling at 5
a. M, Benwood at S:l5 a. M, Mounds
Vile at $50 a. m, arriving at Williams
town at 1910 a. m, Parkersburg at II
a. m.
Returning. leave Parkersburg at p.
m, Marietta at 7:20 p. m.
Parlor car will be attached to the
train and seat reservations may be &C.
cured BY applying to j. q. Tomlinson,
Passenger Agent, wheeling.
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pEIEahTEs AaE ARRrYIEa

| PolitieiHuS nom Intsrt0r couttien her
for tbp convsntion.
Republican politicians from the inter-
Tor counties Of the First district, coming
70 Webbing to attend the congressional
convention to-day began arriving IN
town yesterday afternoon. Among the
hrst arrivals was Mr.. N. H. Willis. Of
West Union chairman Of the Doddridge
county executive committee, who is
quaItered at the Windsor.
Among last nights arrivals were the
following al the Howell house:
Tyler county-9. B. WILCOX, o. r,
Pratt, Geo. NJ. Weekley A. II. McGln-
mis-, II. W. Smith, ARA Underwood. II
H. Hardman, 4. D. Hardman, ]. g.
Mayheld, ]. E. Swan, o. W. o. Hard
man, Dr. E. B. Conway, D. H. 4ForeY
d. w. Gurymap, o. J.. Hughes, James
A. Meredith, j. W. Meredith.
Doddrldge- Virgil I. Allen, Leroy
Henderson.
WetEel-Andrew Clark, A. B. Ice.
At the windsor were N. H. willis,
West Union; Amos Bright, Sutton;
Ralph w. Bennett, H. Stump. Of Stump
town; q. B. Games and 8. F. swest, OF
Rosby's Rock.
The midnight Baltimore q Ohio drain
brought in many delegates. among them
being the following:
Stamnl-B. B. Stout, ciarksburg; A.
Cutler, SistersYille; q. B. WOodcock.
New Martinsviiie.
Howell-D. P. Stout, A. A. Bee, Ralph
Bee. w. B. Gubble, R. ]. Mcconnell, J..
n. Smith, ]. N. Smith, w. 8. Ross. Syl-
Vester Smith, ]. N. DoTson, ]. n. Slut
ter, George 7. Richards. q. n. Wood, Of
West Union; B, F. Wilson, OF Wick;
George C. Cole, G. ]. Mueter, e. Thad
Post, James I. Highland, W. L, Hall, Of
Weston. Fl
WIndsor-U. r. Fitch, Thomas Mills,
n. r. Thompson, Sistersville; F. L.
Blackmore. r, L. Gregory, Of New Mar
tinsville; c. W. Law, ]. W. Carpenter,
j. K. Flint, ]. NJ. F'lanigIn. Of Salem; 8.
s, Farts. John w. Bailey, ]. p. Basttell,
R. A. Morrow, Of Bridgeport; John 8.
Cain, Lee Whiting. w, s. Black, Fred
wilt, OF Chenille; s. M. Newton, OF
Marshvllle; L. Mick, of Confluence.
MoLure-W. L. Pigott, A. B. Borgess.,
H. 3. Tyson, E. s. Boggess, H. L. Davis.
s. c. Denham, v. L Highland, s. w.
Gordon, F. B. Haymaker, NJ. B. Cur
kendall, A. D. Ftshugh. A. c. Hall, Lee
Raymond, n. w. Harmer, John Lang,
p, A. Rider Jack ReedeT. John NJ.
Cottrill, A. L. Day, C. W. Holderman, ].
L. Jackson, Jack johnson. NJ N. Shut
tleworth, Of Harrison county; Col. g. w.
Curtin, Of Sutton; r. G. Brown, nf Jane
Lew: s. W, Bishop, OF slsterBviIie.
IT'S a lively lot Of Republicans from
Salem here attending the convention,
among them being Col. ]. W. Carpen-
ter, a candidate Of the legislature;
Postmaster ]. ]. Flanagan, Rev" j. II.
Flanagan and Deputy U. s. Marshal Q.
w Low.
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A I.AUUHABLE lecture is that by
Prof II. Spillman Rigs, to be delivered
IS tho MoandsviiIe Camp Grounds this
evening, s o'clock.
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A RARR chance to buy used up
right Plano at a bargain.
F. W. BAuMBR CO.
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wHERLING 1 LAKE ERIR
Proceedings 10 For,sio.s Mortgage Ne.
gun AZ CiavHINnh.

gun AZ Cleveland.
CLEVELAND. o., July. 1s-Proceed-
lngs were entered in the United States
circuit court to-day, with a view OF
causing the foreclosure of mortgages
against the Wheeling & Lake Erie rail-
road, aggregatlnE S3OOO.OOO. and asking
for the sale OF the road 10 satisfy the
claim. Failure 10 pay Interest is alleg-
cd The Central Trust Company, OF
New York, is the complainant.
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Bridgeport at 2:IO o'clock, fast time.
From Cleveland the trip will be made
on one Of the palatial steamers Of the
Detroit & Cleveland line.
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WhItemanis-c. h. seabriGht
BheiIafd-Tant5 GasneF.
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

WhIteman'g-c. a. seabrlght
5hegIsfd-JAnt5 GasneT,
WASHINGTON DISTRICT.
Court Houses. NJ Cunningham ana
}. +. AcEombs.
School House-pr. s. ~ Steele ana
Jacob Crimmell.
Limestone-W ilbert Jones.
WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Pleasant valley-T. B. Richie, John
Lightner and Edward Reyser
Calls-Th0maS Elder and Thomas
NcGFuder,
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HEAR H. splllman Riggs, the Wills Z
tier and singer. at Moundsville Camp
Grounds, Thursday evening, 5 o'clock
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"THE Platform Favorite," H. splll-
man Riggs, tonight, s o'clock, Mounds
vnle Camp Grounds A treat that
should not hc missed.
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Ineheg and statIonary. cloudy ana

PITTsBuRGH-Rlver 2 feet and FAM
ing at the dam. Threatening and warm.
sTEUBENVILLE-RiveF ] foot II
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm.
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AN Upright Plano good us new, must
be sold at once. +. W, BANNER co.
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At the windsor were N. H. willis,
West Union; Amos Bright, Sutton;
Ralph W. Bennett, H. Stump. Of Stump
town; q. B. Games and 8. r. Swest, Of
Rosby's Rock,
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IT'S a lively lot Of Republicans from
Salem here attending the convention,
among them being Col. ]. W. Carpen-
ter, a candidate Of the legislature;
Postmaster ]. ]. Flanagan, REV" ]. n.
Flanagan and Deputy U. s. Marshal Q.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-22
Notes and Personals.

The Santa l'c handled more than loot
people to Galveston Sunday.
y. ?. Dodge, brother of The president OF
The Fort Worth and Denver city was a
visitor yesterday.
John X. Rosson, assistant general live
stock agent of the Katy Of Texas was IN
the city yesterday.
+. ID. ADAMS. superintendent of the
American Express company, WAS here from
ST Louis yesterday.
Randolph Daniels. chief clerk to General
Passenger Agent Crush of the Katy was
here from Dallas yesterday,
T. r. Beard, chief clerk OF the Houston
and Texas Central freight department,
left last night for New Orleans,
Samuel D. Davis, second vice president
OF the Columbus. Hooking Valley and To-
ledo railway passed through Houston yes
terday en- route TO Mexico
j. A. Blair. chairman OF the board of
the Houston, East and West Texas. after
an inspection OF the property, returned to
Houston yesterday and left last night for
the North over the Santa Fe.