The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-21
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BELLAIRE
All Sorts or Local News aud Gossip From
the Giaw City.
The Democratic city committee on
Saturday decided to hold popular vote
primaries on the 18th OF March. They
seem to be somewhat at sea this spring.
One day It is announced that Mayor
Williams will be renominated without
opposition, and the next day 1t is said
he may not be q candidate. In the
meantime the great bulk OF the Repub-
llcars are DESTROYS only Of seeing good
men put up for mayor, council and
members OF the school board, and the
rest will be easy. The preliminary CAM
paign Is free from any sign Of bitter
ness ard they have splendid opportu-
nifty to make q ticket throughout that
will be winner.
A local lodge OF the German Beneh-
cial Union was organized with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Carl Dorer;
vice president, Theo. Rossbach; treas
urer, Louis Buechse: guide, C. Herring;
marshal. Jacob Rauch; trustees, Sebas-
t!an WINNER. VIM. Dorer and T.
Schle!ncher. They meet every second
and fourth Thursday Of the month.
DR.. John NJ. Mcdonald. Robert Brown
and ,,lll Daugherty are the three can
dictates for members Of the school board
so far announced for the Republican
primaries. There are two to select and
It is said there will be one or two other
candidates.
They made 415 tons Of steel on one
turn at the steel works last Thursday
night. The Gradua. but steady increase
of the product of these works Is most
gratifying, not only to the management
but TO the workmen as we'll.
The Art Sign Glass Company Will let
ter the windows OF the Baltimore &
Ohio station at Newark with their new
silver crowns. They are just getting
into trade now, with a great variety OF
designs.
Squire John ". Morrell announced his
candidacy for mayor last Saturday and
Will hustle from now until the Republic
can primaries. Isaac Freeze and w. Z.
Danford were previously announced.
W. s. Carroll, the prominent grocer OF
this city, who has been In Mexico for
several weeks past for his health, has
left for the north. He will visit several
large cities before returning home.
Roy Graham and wife, OF GAINESVILLE,
were the guests of,James Elton, In the
Fourth ward, yesterday, on their way
to Adera, o., where Mr.. Graham has
bought the creamery.
Rev. c. NJ. Watson, pastor OF the
Christian church. exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Walter Mnnseil, pastor OF the
same church at Wellsburg, ". Va,
yesterday.
The Mckinley and Danford colored
club will meet at city hall this evening
to consider candidates for the spring
election and to put Up candidates OF
their own.
o. c. Mason has about three hundred
packages OF vegetable seeds from the
agricultural department and Is distrib-
utinS them among the farmers for trial.
a large number will attend the
rhetorlcals given in the high school this
afternoon. The pupils have been maxi
Ing great preparations for the exercises
The school library received q great
lot OF public documents Saturday that
will be placed ut the disposal of the pub
lie under the rules OF the library.
The X. Of P. band and several from
this city will so to Sistersvil!e to.mor-
row, where there win be a big demon
stratIon by the X. Of P.
There was ;474SS added to the fire.
mems pension fund by the apportion-
ment. making q total Of about $1,000 In
that fund.
Chas. r. Gostling formerly located
here. but now OF Baltimore. came TO
town yesterday to remain for q few
days.
John strobet, a guard ut the Mansfield
reformatory, is home on n furlough and
is staying with his mother here.
John Davis, OF the firm OF Davis s:
Archer, leaves to-day for the west to
look after spring contracts.
W. J. Kirkpatrick and wife returned
yesterday evening from visit with rel
atives at Pittsburgh.
George Scott has returned home from
Chicago. ILL.,. where he has been for sew
cral weeks past.
Miss Anna Gels.er, of sardls, W. Va,
is visiting friends and relatives In the
Second ward.
Miss Maggie Johnson. OF Newark, is
visiting friends and relatives in the
Second ward.
W. N. Sawyer, general superintendent
OF the steel works. is laid up with the
grip.
Hon. c. NJ. HoSg and son. of Cadlz,
We're in the city yesterday on business.
George Arnold, who has been III sew
eral months past, Is somewhat better.
Marion Hurd. a prominent young
man OF the Fourth ward. Is quite III.
Amos Roscoe has no opposition for
denomination for township clerk.
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car will be
here to-day.
TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinjne Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II Il
falls TO cure. &c, The genuine has L,
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