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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-14
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling'S
Progressing Neiehbor.

An alarm of FIRE was turned in yester-
day morning about 10:30 o'clock, from
box No. 80, at the corner OF Washington
and First streets, calling the depart
ment to u blaze at the trestle of the
Wheeling Bridge q Terminal railway
company, between the brewery and the
steps. The services of the department
were not needed. however, as the blaze
was extinguished before their arrival by
few buckets OF water from the hands
of residents living close.
The township board OF education met
Saturday afternoon and decided to
build new school house at Uplnnds, TO
cost $1,000. Work on the new building
will be commenced at once in order to
have 1t finished by the time school re-
sumes in the fall.
Charles F. walranf and family left
Yesterday for Akron. where they will
spend a few days with relatives before
going to Washington. d. c., where he
has secured government position.
The Jury in the case OF Jonathan
Stldd against Kenworthy Hoge dis
agreed and was discharged, Saturday
morning. The jury stood ten for the
defendant and two for the plaintiff.
Special services were held yesterday
afternoon at the Welsh Congregational
church. morning, afternoon and even
ing. Three Welsh students OF Marietta
college delivered addresses.
John Robinson. OF GAINESVILLE, has
been selected as the new manager OF
the National Glass Compnny's plant, to
succeed Mark Douglass, whose reslgna-
ton took effect Saturday.
Dr. Vosburg, of Cleveland, has loca-
ted in this city. For the present he Is
at the hotel, hut will have an office in
the new Hoge building when completed.
The case Of the state against the three
colored boys from hera. charged with
the robbery of Shell Martins grocery,
comes up In common pleas court to-day,
Walter Larkins and H. j. Cecil have
returned from Pittsburgh, where they
attended n meeting Of the scale and
wage committee.
Mills Nos. 10. II and IL at the Aetna
Standard will be of the most Of this
week 1t is reported shortage OF or
ders is the cause.
Street car No. 40 jumped the track at
Buckeye street, last evening, about 1890
o'clock. and delayed travel for about
thirty minutes.
Howard Smith came In from Grafton.
w. Va. Saturday, to spend Sunday
with his parents on North Third street.
The womans Home Missionary So
cIety will meet at the Presbyterian
church. Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Arch r. Robinson leave
to-day for Pittsburgh, TO spend week
with the fomrer's mother.
The annual picnic OF the school
teachers VIII be held at Wheeling Park
next Saturday.
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First Presbyterian church and will be
conductor by the pastor, Rev. ]. A.
Donahey.
Capt. Edward Muhleman is expected
home from u months visit with rela-
tives In Texas, about the middle Of this
week.
Rev. j. A. Donahey will deliver a
sermon to the old soldiers at the Pres
byterIan church, next Sunday morning.
The Bridgeport base ball team has ar
ranged for game with the crack TIL
tonville team for Decoration Day.
j. c. Heinlein has been appointed adj
ministrator Of the estate Of the late Ga
brIel Nuby.
Taylor South leaves to-day for Joplin,
Mo-, to look after his extensive mining
interests,
Miss Lula Wood, of Compiler, Ohio.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w. y.
AFTER.
Charles worley, of Louisville, KY. Is
the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. N. F. Mel
CART.
Several from here attended the ball
game on the Island yesterday.
w. v. Campbell has returned from a
business trip to Cleveland.
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Triadelphia District.

County commissIoner-M. Nelson ce-
ell.
Board Of Education-Alex. T. Young,
2l9; George NJ. Butler, 1888. Young's
majority. So.
Justice Of the Peace. G. Hervey,
2s5; H. H. Helfenblne, 225; J. C. Mar
pie. III. Hervey and HelfenbIne were
nominated.
constables-s. Smith, 2s2; Samuel
Simmons, EOS; George Garrison, 1873.
Smith and Simmons were nominated.
District Delegate Conventional George
w. oldham. w. T. Chambers, Nelson C..
Hubbard, H. F. Thornburg, T. B. Smith.
State conventlon-T. NJ. Thornburg,
L. W. Blnyney, James Baird, Frank
HIggs, John r. Handlan.
Congressional Conventlon-Joseph F.
PAUL, John L. Robinson, George w.
Woods, I. f. Jones. W. NJ. Hutchinson.
County conventI6n-John W. Mar
shall, william Eisenach, C. E, Sea-
bright, NJ. V. Burrows, John Helfen-
bIne.
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ALONG the Lnncline.

Ad. Everett, candidate for whnrfmaster.
The marks at p. m, Sunday, showed
feet inches and rising. Weather,
cloudy and warm.
The Keystone State, with popular
Charley Knox on the roof, is to-mor-
rows Cincinnati packet.
The Urania took an excursion up the
river Sunday morning, and arrived on
the return trip at Up. m.
The Virginia cleared for Cincinnati
Saturday evening with nice start from
this port. She received a number OF
cabin passengers from up-river. ports,
who came down by rail and boarded the
boat here.
The rise came just in time to give
navigation by the packets a further
lease of life. The keystone State ar
rived from below at p. M, and cleared
for above, expecting to be able to pass
the Sisters Islands and at least reach
East Liverpool. If not Pittsburgh,
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of wheeling
People and Visitors.

People ana V1AlGOES.
j. II. Hamilton, Of Parkersburg, is at
the Windsor.
Minor Grossman is a Cameron citizen
at the Nichols.
t. A. Deveny was a Fairmont man in
the city yesterday.
S. c. Dickinson and wife were Clarks-
burg people at the Stamm last night.
Morgan o. Heiskell returned home on
Saturday, from an extended tour
around the world
Morgan o. Hart arrived in New
York Sunday. from Paris and London
and is expected home to-day.
A. Macht, A. L. JepsOn, w. II. Mis-
sildine and Mrs. sauer were Manning
ton registers at the Mcclure Sunday.
Bentley Jones. of steubenvllle, and
formerly foreman Of the Wheeling Pot
terry Company's decorating department
was an arrival In the city last night.
He was registered at the Grand Gem
trail.
william Nelbor, who has been the
secretary OF the Wheeling Butchers
Association for the past ten years, has
resigned and leaves Tuesday for the
Cape Nome gold fields. His brother
Charles will go with him.
Bernie Wlngerter, who is now con-
nected with the Jewett Car Company.
Of Newark, o., is spending q few days
at his home on North Main street, and
incidentally greeting old friends. Mr..
Wingerter says the Jewett Car Com
pany is rushed with orders, and is en-
joying wide trade. Its president Is
Bert Sisson, also an old Wheeling boy.
Friends of Captain D. B. Devore.
United States army, will be pleased to
learn that his brother. ]. Harvey De.
wore, has Just received information OF
his appointment as collector Of GUS
toms and captain of the port at Jolo, In
the Sulu group of the Philippines, A
reuther. occupies similar position at
Manila.
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Richland District.

County commissloner-A. P. Mccol-
loch. 1O4; George Crlss, 70. MccOlloch's
majority, 25.
Board of EducatIon-John G. Moore,
1903; George Ebberts, &C. Moore's ma
jority, 81.
Justice of the Peace-Robert Cos
talne, no opposition.
nstables-MIchaeI Mcneil and
Stewart Wallace; no opposition.
District Conventlon-Mac Duvall, H.
H. Garden, George zeldler, John Burke,
Jerry Evans.
State conventlon-James cresap, DR..
w. j. Bates, Chester Whitman, ]. W.
Nichols, Milton schuck.
Congressional Conventlon-A. ]. Will
son, James Cresap. Charles Robrecht,
James Stewart. ]. w. Nichols.
County Conventional w. Bruner,
H. H. Garden, James Stewart, James
Cresap, George Ebbert.
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cola steel or Death.

There ls but one small chance to
save your life anG that is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. 1. B. Hunt, OF Lime Ridgc,
WIS, by her doctor, after vninly trying
to cure her Of frightful case OF stom-
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He
didn't count on the marvellous power
OF Electric Ritters to cure Stomach and
Liver troubles. but she heard OF It,
took seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed TO cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never
dlsnppoints Price soc Mt Logan Drug
companys drug store.-l.
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OIL CITY-River feet inches and
falling. Weather. clear and warm.
WARREN-River foot. Weather,
clear and warm.
GREENSBoRo-RIver feet 6 inches
and falling. Weather, clear and warm
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
4 BRoWNSVILLE-Rlver feet II
inches and stationary.
PiTTsBURGH-River a. feet and
stationary. Weather, clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLB-R feet
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm. Up-Ben Hur. Kanawha, John
Moren and Enterprise,
PARKERSBURG-ohio river B feet
and stationary. Weather, clear; mer-
curry 80. Down-Virginia, Greenwood.
Little Kanawha falling. Locals on
time.
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TIE RIVER.
YEsrERpAY,s DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, p. m.
SIstersvilIe. LEROY, n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HBR, a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWEIA, a. m.
GAINESVILLE. .LORENA, 3 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING To-day.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, OPP. m.
Sistersville-. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. :. LEROY, 5:S0 p. M.
stcubenvillo. n. NJ BAYNE. 2:SO p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, a. M.
Mntamorns.. JEWEL, i a. m.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY. a. m.
Parkersburg. h. X. BEDFORD, 1880 a. M.
Slstersville. 80. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Clarington. :. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
steubonville. T. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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nR1DarPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in the Town at tho
End Of the Bridge.

Mr.. j. A. Bergquist. a roller in the
Aetna Standard. on the nine-inch guide
mill, who was recently married, bring
ing his bride from Canada, was agree
ably surprised by receiving hand
some clock, presented by Mt, j. X.
Mowry on behalf OF the men associated
with Mr. Bergquist In the mill work.
The clock ia beautiful In design and Is
greatly admired by the happy couple
and all who have seen It.
Miss Mabel Scott, who has been the
guest OF the family OF II. r. Howell, in
Eirllwood, has gone TO Steubenvllle, to
spend few days with friends,
Rev. r. d. Holtz will be home to-day
from wcllsvIlle. where he filled the pull
pit Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church in that city, yesterday.
Bridgeport Lodge No. ISL, A. f. & A.
NJ, VIII administer the second degree
upon three candidates at their meeting
this evening.
Memorial services Will be held IN the
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Liberty District.

In this district, the vote of Potomac
and Centre school house was not re-
ported up to last night. The vote from
the West Liberty and Valley Grove
precincts was as follows:
County commissioners. ]. Jacob, no
opposition.
Board of Educati6n-John Taggart,
81, and Fulton Howard. SO.
Justice of the Peace-Edward Nc
Cam and James Dennison were unop-
posed.
Constable-DanIel Forney, "a; Wiley
Dixon, "a; Charles crumbacker A.
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KanaWha For FlournoY.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 1S.-At
the Kanawha county Democratic con-
ventlon yesterday the delegation to the
state convention at Parkersburg was
instructed to vote for S. L. Flournoy, of
this city, for governor. The district
delegates were instructed for Joseph E.
Chiffon, of this city. for delegate to the
Democratic national convention.
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Laham. William McElroy tr., William
Tracy. William Lantry, B. ". Pell. sr
state OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nichols,
Frank Heller. Albert speldel, Thomas
Padden. William Bole.
Congressional Convention = Joseph
1ilnkemeyer August c. Fette. William
Rothermund, William Lantry. Chris.
vieweg, IF.
County Conventlon-Joseph Minke
meyer. John Devlln. Joseph Hnvern, ia
cob Ritz and Joseph Humes.
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PUBLIC SALES.
PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable Property to Close the
Estate of the Late Mrs. Mary A
MnFet.

Estate Of the Late Mrs. Mary II
Moffet.
will sell at nuetion at the north tE'A'
door OF the court house, on
Thursday, May II, 1900,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, m, the 49, %.
lowing pieces OF valuable real estate W.
lot No. 2lO5 Market street; lmproEg-
meuts a two-story brick house, contains
5 rooms and ball: lot fronting tset y"
Market street, depth ~ rect TO AHes 20
III Ia I lots Nos. 81 and % on Twentieth
street. fronting iIh feet on TwenugH
street, 90 feet deep to a private alley ~, w
provements, one double two-story gtlgn'
Containing eight rooms each, with oA'"
inent; both gnscs and water ,,,,..
Also lot No 2it4 Eon street, trohuuss
i6 is feet on Eon street, running baek ~
feet 10 an alley improvements, one 49,
story brick house, CONTAINING tee''"
Also vacant lot No. l,ia Eon suy,r.
fronting nc 10 feet on Eoh street. rur"''H
back l6i feet to an alley, all
TERMS OF SALE-One-thi cabn 81
day OF sale, and the balance IN two eGgjS
lnstallments OF ono and two years IN
interest. The deferred payments 10 wv
secured by decd OF trust
S''N 'V'' JOHN NrHEE, Exsefps!9,Th
C. 8. GREER, AuStioneer, nlYs'N''
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DEMOCRATS
ARE STILL
COUNTING
The Votes Cast at Their Primary
Election of saturday-The
Heavy Vote of Union
HOLDS BACK THE COMPLETION
Of Count, and Makes 1t Uncertain for
Country Assessor Between
Madden and Engsl'

at midnight the count Of the vote in
Union district, cast at Saturdays DEM
oeratic primary election, was still In
complete, there being fully $50 votes yet
to be counted at midnight, and it was
not believed the complete result would
be arrived at before 3 or 4 o'clock this
morning, possibly later. The great fght
for county commissioner between Joe"
weisgerber and Edward Bearley
brought out a remarkably large vote in
Union, aggregating 7OS, and the. cleo
ton officials had big task on their
hands when they began counting the
votes shortly after the closing OF the
polls at 7 D. M, Saturday. The work
was continued through Saturday night,
and was resumed Sunday afternoon,
and continued Sunday night. In addi-
ton to the Union vote, the returns are
not in for two precincts in Liberty dis
trict, Potomac and Centre school house.
The Union district officials at 1880
o'clock this morning quit for the night.
being utterly worn out through loss Of
sleep. The counting will be rGshmed
this morning. About 15o or l75 votes
remain to be counted.
There is but one contest, the result Of
which hinges on these missing pre-
cincts, that for assessor in the country
district. S. H. Engel, Of Pleasant VAL
ley, and NJ. A. Madden, of Elm Grove,
are running very close, and the official
count will likely be needed to deter
mine the result. Including the vote In
Union up to II o'clock last night, and an
estimate for Liberty district on the ba-
sis of the two precincts that have re-
ported Engers vote is 1.271 and Mad
denis 1885. Madden's lead being only
fourteen votes. AS Engel Is likely to
get more of the votes not counted in
Union than Madden, 1t viii be seen that
the race is remarkably close, and either
man may prove the winner.
The vote the "Demmies" got out ag-
gregates $500, which doesn't look well
IN comparison Win Tue VOW POiIeu W
the Republicans two weeks ago. The
claim that the absence of contests for
sheriff and prosecuting attorney ex-
plains the smaller Democratic vote does
not go. for there were hotly waged con-
tests for the two assessorships, as well
as several exceedingly warm fights for
county commissioner and board of ed
ucatlon. The plain truth is that the
Democracy is dreadfully in the minor
ity in Ohio county, and has no prospect
If winning out in the approaching gem
lral election.
The warmest fight of the day was for
county commissioner In Union district,
between Bearley and welSgerber, and
The tactics pursued by the Bearley peo-
ole have angered welsgerber's friends
10 such an extent that 1t is admitted by
,ome Democrats that Bearley will like
ly be cut at the election. Republicans,
who had been induced to refrain from
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HALE RATES
To washington, D. c., Via Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad.

on May 10, 20 and 81. the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sell eX-
cursion tickets from all local stations
west OF the Ohio river to Washington,
d. C., at the rate Of one fare for the
round trip. account Imperial Council.
order Of Mystic Shrine. Tickets will be
good for return until May Is. 1900,
For further Information call on or nd-
dress nearest Baltimore & Ohio ticket
nEent, or u. n. Austin, general pnssen-
ger agent, Chicago, Ill.
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WE have lately received large
stock Of Plnnolns (thc musical wonder).
BY It's use you can play the finest and
most classical music without previous
knowledge OF music or the plano. We
can furnish them TO match any color OF
plano. Call and see them,
II. w. BANNER co.
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WnshlnEton pIatrIot.

County Commissioner - Charles
stahnke, 1871; Eugene Deiters. ib7; T, D.
Brooks 1906. stahnke's majority. "a.
beard OF Education, dong term)-
Rtfsert Frazier, 242; Il. NJ. HoHiaay, os;
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KILLED From Ambush.

Special Dispatch to the Intclllgenccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, May 49,
While at work in his field. In Pocahon-
tas county, Alien Cutler was shot and
killed from ambush.
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WE have nm upright ChlcKerlng &
Sons Plano which we received this week
from party to whom we sold a Stults
8 Bauer Piano. which we VIII offer this
week at a very low price.
T.. w. BANNER co.
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MY Stock OF Fancy Sultings is the
largest and cheapest In the city,
c. w. SEABRIGHTS SON, The Tailor,
Twenty. and Main Streets.
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RIccARDo RIccrs Pupils Recital,
Arion Hail, Monday, May TO- Mt S
o'clock, precisely, Tickets at Banners.
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short term. Louis Pracht, 2Os: James
W. White. 1923. Frazier and White nom
mated.
Fulton school board-Hoffmau, II;
coss. 20. Hoffman's majority, Is.
Justice OF the Peaee-JOseph Touns.
4s4; D. 2. Philips. 424. Young and Phil
lips were unOpposed.
Constable-s. A. Wilcox, ss1; Jesse
Well, sSs; both were nominated,
District delegate cOnventlon-Thomas
Kelly, George Busch, o. NJ. welde-
busch, Gus Franzheim and Henry Roth
or Daniel o'Leary, who are tied.
State convention-Albert capps, j. B.
Bremen, Frank Daley, Charles Car
enbauer, Dennis o'Leary.
COMPRESSION Conventlon-John Baeht-
Ter, Ted o'Leary. Peter Felsheim, o. NJ.
.Dunlevy. P. Moran.
County ConventIon-Albert Caps
John B. Garden, Henry welsgerber' A.
G. Hadllch, Thomas Kelly.
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AUToHARPs at factory prices, this
week at Il. w. BANNER CO.'S.
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AssesBor, Country.


tTho count In Union to II p. M, Sunday.
The district contests resulted as fol-
lows:
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Centre District.

County Commissioners. c. Auber.
1877; ]. ]. Byrne. 237; E, H. Kurtz, 129;
C. F. Caldwell, CT. Byrne's majority,
100.
Board Of Observation-Disclosures. 57t.
Justice of Peace-Manion, 2Ss; C. w.
RIxey, "a; ArEle. 1OS; Kane. 4S; Dit
man, 90; Dawson, 2S6; Farrell, 1923.
Manion and Dawson nominated.
Contradiction NJ. McDermott, 1856;
Andrew Long, 26O; Michael Hennegan,
22s; Henry stoehr. 1877. McDermott and
Long nominated.
District Delegate Conventional, F.
Riley, John Warehouse, Howard
schaefer, j. E. Pinkus. Van X. cleary.
State conventlon-Dr. ]. A. Campbell.
A. H. weldebusch. Frank Woeber, w.
A. stoetzer. H. C. Caldwell.
Congressional conventIon-John Wa
terhouse, A. H. weldebusch, Frank
woeber. W. A. stoetzer, W. H. Fee.
County ConventIon-Phil voellinger,
W. H. Paul, Fred SCHNEIDER, L. H. Al
bright, George Alderman.
Webster. 'l.zS
County Commissioner = Charles C.
Stephens, 191; Louis G. Stab, 1872 F.
w. Juncke. IS.
Board of Education = Long term,
William Hasenauer. 179; John w. Fun
dis, rs; D. F. Mckinley, 1863. Short
term. j. R. Manley. 1873; A. ]. Fischer,
23S.
Justices Of the Pence-Joseph A.
volght, 4s1; William P. Meyer 4s1.
constable-C. w. Hartong, 313; John
Druschell. 1873; Peter Norton, 800.
District Convention - ]. R. Manley,
461; Joseph Handlan, 461; Herman
Fette, 4sl; N. D. Garden. sr, 461; Jos.
N. weidner. 461.
State Convention = Harry w. Cart
ley, ST6: James Mullarkey. 27S; Stephen
A.. Tucker. POS; Thomas ]. Wolvlngton'
296: A. G. Roberts, 243; Martin Flynn,
2sl; James B. Dixon, 2sS; ]. II. Man
ley. 173. ~,
merit. 4Sl: II. j. Menkemeller. 46l; James
o'Keefc, 46i: Henry F. Meyer, 46l;
Patrick Weir, i6t.
County Convention = Frank a. Ma
loney, l45: James B. Dillon, ITO; A. @.
Roberts, 1924; Joseph N. Weldner, 2l9;
Harry w. Gnrtley, 2Ss; Stephen a.
Tucker. Ill; John Slater, l25; j. 4.
Mnnley, "A; Dennis Mullarkey. l!4;
THOMAS Smith, 1854; John Funds, 6S;
G. w, Krelter, g6; Charles Brooks, So;
John Scott. IS; D. F. Mckinley, lO4.
Richie District.
County commlssloner-otto H. Auber'
40. ,,
Board of Educatlon-.Long term, VIII
liam McElroy; short term. Chris. View
Justice of the Pcaee-JacOb Ritz,
Samuel Hartman.
coustablo-Jnmes Frederick, Freder-
lex Brlnkman.
District Delegate conventlon--Leo
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AUTOHARPS at factory prices this
week ut +. W. BANNER CO.'S.
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Madison District,


County COMMUNICATIONS w.
Robinson. 1859.
Board of EducatiOn-s. G. Naylor
justices of the Peace-w. H. celd-
well, 4s; Samuel Faris, 143; j. o. Bro
sIus, 112. FarIs and BrOsius are the
nominees.
constable-James Domain, ISL; Steve
Cunningham, 15s; both nominated.
District Delegate convention-Bert
Mitchell, Brady H. Morgan, F. E. Fos-
ter, John Berger. ]. B. fancy.
State Conventional. S. Kincheloe, R.
T. McNlchol, George Hook, James T.
MCGEE, A. t. Sweeney.
Congressional Convention = George
A. schaefrer, Chester D. shrodes, c. p.
Woods, R. r. McNlchol.
County Conventional. s. Kincheloe'
Steve Cunningham, Joseph Keates. A.
Il. Sweeney. James T. MCGEE.
Clay District.
County Commissioner = Wliham
welty. 2Ss.
Board Of Educatlon-Julius Pollock
long term, 227; DR.. Andrew Wilson,
short term, 227.
Justice of the Peace-R. H. Giles
pie, 20; Peter Reilly, 922. Both were
nominated.
Constabla-John Auth, 2SO
District Delegate conventIon-John
H. Gillespy, Bert wclty, Frank H.
stamm, John NJ. Short. D. B. Lavey.
State Conventional. A. Franzhelm,
II. S. Riley, Thomas o'BrIen, sr., Gala
Mitchell. Henry Nau.
Congressional Convention = Henry
Kiieves, James L. sawtell, Henry Nsu,
Charles H. fancy. NJ. j. o'Kane.
County Convention-Robert Sims.
John shnughnessy. B. H. swartz, John
H. welty, j. j. ConIff.
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First Presbyterian church and will be
conductor by the pastor. Rev. j. A.