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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-17

To the Editor of the Intellisenccr.
SIR:-There seems to be an unwrit-
ten law in various cities concerning the
selection Of counc!lmen. In Chicago to
be a councilman person must be pro-
prietor of q saloon or gambling house.
know how to mix drinks and blow a
safe, IL necessary. In New York. to be
properly eligible he must know how to
make crooked contracts and be past
master in black mail, and then, after
serving term or so. may serve an
extra term in Sing Sing or in Europe.
Boston. that holds the palm for hav-
ing the rottenest police force on earth,
has venerable council that conducts
all its proceedings in blank verse and
metaphysical language Of eight and
ten syllabled words. To be eligible
there. one must be old, bald. or gray
whiskered: know all the methods OF
preparing the succulent bean and be
able to quote Emerson readily and re-
cite Browning backwards. Some years
ago member Of the Boston council. a
w!dower, dyed his whlskers beautiful
blue-black; his youthful appearance
caused Indignation in council and
throughout the entire city and he was
obliged to resign at once: his whIskers
destroyed the august and sage-like har-
mony of the chamber.
Here we have no unwritten law,
What We want Is good, honest, broad
minded and intelligent men. We often
run In men who do not know an ordi-
nance from Chinese alphabet How
much better 1t would be II we could fill
council with men OF ability!
We have one, notice, suggested
from the Seventh ward. and It is the
sincere wish Of all with whom have
talked that he pull through. I refer to
Roy B. Naylor or course he Is not 80
old as Methuselah, but he seems to pos
sess exactly the necessary qualifications
for the place; honesty. thorough
knowledge Of city affairs. person of
broad intelligence and depth OF under
standing, and added to this bright
and genial personality. We ask. where
can we find a person more fitted for
the place?
SEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN.
Wheeling, Dec. IT,
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SIX DAY RACERS
Are in Bad shape-Their Nerves
81 We're Shattered.

We're Shattered.
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-The six day
bicycle racers were to-day suffering Sc
verely from the effects of their hard
riding. So severe has been the test
upon their systems, particularly their
nerves, that sleep was almost an impos-
sibllity for some OF them last night af-
ter re conclusion Of the race. Most Of
them repaired to Turkish barh, where
they remained until to-day. In COM
parison with the six day race of last
year. the racers Of the past week came
out Of the trial easily.
Mcfarland is in much worse condition
than the others, owing to his fall Sat-
urday afternoon. when he severely in
jured his right knee. 1t was giving him
considerable trouble to-day and he
spent the most Of the day in his hotel.
Gougoltz Is at the New York hospital.
but expects to be out in a couple Of
days. Elkes' manager stated that his
man was In far the best condition Of
the lot and that he. had slept all night,
until II o'clock this morning. when he
arose and partook Of hearty break
fast. He accounted for, Elkes' good
condition by saying that Fixes had not
been given many drugs or stimulants Of
any kind, Turville and Aronson, who
were taken to the hospital on account
OF Injuries received, are doing as well as
could be expected and will probably be
out In q few days.
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River Telegrams.

+ OIL CITY-River feet inches and
stationary. Weather, clear and cool.
GREENSBORO-River feet 10
inches and falling. Weather. fair and
cold.
WRAREN-Rlver feet Inches,
MORGANTOWN-River 7 feet
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and warm.
BRoWNSVILLE-River s feet 2
inches and falling.
PITTSBURGH-Rlve 6 feet and
falling Weather. clear and cold.
STEUBENVlLLE-R feet 8
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
cold. Up-Ben Hur at . n. m; Kama
wha at II n. M: Keystone State at 2:30
p. m.
!, PARKERSBURG-ohio river 7 feet
inches and failing. Weather. clear:
mercury. 80. Up--City Of Wheeling nj 2
p. IN. Due dowr-Qucen City Mt 5 p. m.
Little Kanawha falling. Locals on
time.
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ton and the crew Of the engine think
ing he was killed shifted the engine
back to the spot and found the man on
his feet us unconcerned as II nothing
had happened. He sustained several
cuts about the head. none Of which will
prove fatal. He was removed to his
home In the Fourth ward. wherela sur
geon dressed the Injuries.
A young son of Willie Tyson. OF Nc
Mechen street, fell down flight Of
stairs at the family residence and sus-
tained a painful cut near the mouth. A
surgeon was summoned and put several
stitches in the wound.
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ABAsE BALL WAR
May be the Outcome Of the Differ
ences Between the National League
and the Players-Players Issue a

May be the Outcome Of the Differ
ences Between the National League
and the Players-Players Issue a
Statement. HID
NEW YORK. Dec. 16.-The commit
tee of the protective association OF pro-
fesslonal base ball players. composed
of Hugh Jennings, c. C. Griffith and
Charles L. thinner, who presented their
claims to the National League mag
mates, during the, week. to-day issued
the following statement:
1.-THE refusal of the National League
magnntes to consider and discuss with
US seriatum,i our requests as .represen-
tatives Of the protective association Of
professional base ball players, and their
resolution, which is probably intended
to express in words their complete ig-
norlng Of said requests collectively,
without any adequate reason therefor.
seem to require: such Representatives to
make the following statement to oil the
members of our. association and to the
ir.alic:
l. We shall continue to stand. as we
/ have always stood, for the avoidance of
base ball war; IL that be possible.
2. We recognize and shall respect the
inviolability of all actual contractual
obligations. 81
3. No member of our association who
during the past season played last in
the American League, shall at present
sign a contract to play the. coming
season In the National League. or vice
versa. ~,
4. Pursuant to our bylaws, none Of
the members Of our association shall
sign contract for the coming season.
which has not been approved by our as
ISOLATION.
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BOWLING.
Musee League.


Individual averages are as follows:
Wheclings-Hervey. liz: Handlan.
1e7: Stevenson. 1866: Knoke, 164: O'Kane.
1854; Sadler, $50; Fette. l57; Marschner,
156; Cochran. $50: Turner, AS.
Musee Colts-Reed, l72; Ennis, III; S.
Falck. 1863; C. RAIDER, 165: Emblem, 1872;
Blckmyer, IA: O'Neill, 152; Bowlin, It's;
'Sonnefelt, 1874; vogler III.
Rough Riders-Junklns. 1853: Pickett,
1h0; Hannah, 14S; Klrchner. III: Blck-
EFT. AS; Frohme. 1877; II. Delbrugge,
IFS: Worls. al.
Fugate, 154; Schafer, d52; J. RAIDER, ISL;
F. Fox, ISL; P. Wilhelm. AS; Forester,
40; H. Bearley. 40; E. Bearley, 1879.
{ Blue Ribbons-Carter. 1877; Sheets.
15S; Mccullough, 1iS: C.. Modar. l45:
Barty. 1876; Edwards, 1Si; Bernhard.
Pirates-w. Wilhelm. 1es; schambra,
1853; Norteman, 157; Detweiler, l57: Pie
pers, $50: Bremen, l42; Meidel, 40; G.
Wilhelm, 1874; Kramer. 127: Thoner, l29;
Fleming. JOS; fisher. 123; A. Hannah.
Us.
Benwoods-T. o'Brlen AS; ]. o'Brlen,
Jas; Sauers, 143; Mcdonald. 1i2: Smith,
129; Kelley, 1873: C. Kerns, 1888: G..
Kerns. 1872; Geraghty, 127: Muyhood,
1ls: Landers, 11o: Shain. sly: Hllldrau.
III: r. Blake. lis.
Black Cats-Alexander. 1874; Rich
ards. AT: Steinfeld. 1874: Alderman. 1870:
james Wilson. l24: B. Emblem. III: r.
Delbrugge. IFS: Jack Wilson. l03; STAN
ley. 106.
. Schedule for this weck-Monday,
Wheelings vs. Blue Ribbons: Tuesday.
Pirates ys. Crescents: Wednesday, post
PONIES games. Pirates vs.. Black Cats;
Thursday. Black Cats vs.. Rough RI
ders: Friday. Musee Colts VS.. Ben
woods.
bud" Sadler. OF the WhcelIngs, was
the winner last week in the high score
contest. with 235. BIZ Falck, OF the
Colts" was next, with 222.
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How to Cure Group.

Mr.. r. Gray. who lives near Armenia.
Duchess county. N. Y, says: Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is the best medl-
cine have ever used. 1t Is n fine
chlldren's remedy for Group, and never
falls to cure" When given us soon as
the croupy cough has developed It will
prevent the attack. This should be
borne In mind. and n bottle OF the
Cough remedy kept at hand. ready for
instant use rs soon MS these SYMPHONIC
appear. For sale by druggists.
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Mrs. Margaret Woodward Dead.

Saturday afternoon. at her home on
North Front street. Island. occurred
the death Of Mrs. Margaret A. Wood
ward, relict of the late S. H. Wood
ward, in the elghty-Hfth year Of her
age, after brief Illness. Mrs. Wood
ward was resident Of Wheeling for
nearly half o century. Her husband
was president Of the La Belle iron
works. Mrs. Woodward was liberal
benefactor to the many charitable In
situations Of Wheeling. She is survived
by three sons and three daugh-
tiers, as follows: Mrs. Jessie
Franzheim. Mrs. Harriet 3. Irwin and
Mrs. Caroline Hughes. of Wheeling:
Sol woodward, Of Providence. R. l.;
Joseph Woodward. OF Birmingham. Al
abama, and W. II. woodward.
The funeral win occur tomorrow.
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LEGISLATOR DEAD j:
r. W. Morrow Passed Away After a
Short Illness With Pneumonia.

n. w. morroW SaSsed away Alter q
Short Illness With Pneumonia.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntelligeneer.
CHARLES TOWN. w. Va, Dec. 1s.-
Ruthven W. Morrow. a prominent clti-
zen Of this place, died this morning at
his residence after an illness Of one
week, OF pneumonia. Mr.. Morrow was
aged forty-seven years.
He was editor and proprietor Of The
Farmers Advocate, published in this
city for about ten years. He was prom
inently known throughout the state, be-,
Ing a staunch and fearless silver Demo-
crat. Two years ago he served In the
legislature as a delegate from this dis
trlct, and was this fall reelected to
that office. He is survived by a widow
and five children. His remains Will be
inferred In this; city. tomorrow. y
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SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. fitzpatrick
McNulty, aged thlrty-nvc years. was
stabbed twice In the body and possibly
fatally injured by sixty eight ycar-old
William Murray, during n saloon fight
10 the "Notch" late last night. Murray
10 In jail. Tho men quurrclcd over the
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Wheeling League.

Schedules for this week: Tonight,
K. K. X. VS.. All Alikes: Tuesday. Rough
Riders VS.. Big Show; Wednesday, Sun
ny Brooks vs.. A. A. Rooters: Thursday.
Columbus VI. Terminus: Friday,
Wheeling vs.. Osceolas.
Individual averages were as follows:
RAIDER. ia: Hnndlnn. 173; Beiswinger.
1s9:. Brown. 1GS: King. 1853; Beckett, lGG.
FaIck, 1ci: Cochran. l64; Nolte. ,lGi: C.
Fette, 1853: Marschncr. 1853; Gaughun.
162: Carter. 1862: Turner, 1862; Balzcr. 100:
schambra. 100: C. Norteman, 157; Welt
eel. 157: Knoke. III; Delbrugge. Isl:
BIckmyer. 157: Sonncfeld. 15G: G. Kreu-
ger. 156: Quicker. 1866: DctweIler. 155;
Falck. 153: Frazier. LBS: Prettymnn, 162;
Wagner. 1853: Stein. 152: Shafcr. I'll:
sadier, i'll: Henning, 15i: Junklns. l5O;
Kirchner. 100: Frohmc. ITO: Rahr, $50;
FL. Kreugcr. $50: Reed, $50; a. Nortc.
man, A9; Yoglcr. 1i9; Ebeling. 49,;
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Along the Landing.

The marks at p. M, Sunday. show
cd feet inches and falling. Weather.
clear and cold.
The Keystone State passed up yester-
day for Pittsburgh and will be here
Tuesday for Cincinnati.
The Queen City had a big trip for
Cincinnati from the upper river yester-
day.
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81 90 Christmas Silk Muflers, with
Quilted Lining, y75c at McFADDEN's.
Fire at New Martinsville.

Special Dispatch tc the lntaisencer.
/, NEW MARTINsvILLE. Dec. 10
This town was visited by a big fire this
afternoon. The large livery barn of H.
Hennen & Company was burned. Loss
$1,000, insured for $1,000. Also a dwell
ing belonging to Mrs, McMechen and
occupied by J. Roberts, was almost
totally destroyed. The dwelling of DR..
Stone, at Pine Grove, burned about the
same time.
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RIVER NEWS.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. ben HUR. G n. m
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, s 4 m.
Zanesvillc. .LoEENA. II n. m.
Pittsburgh. ..KhNAWHA, $ a m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, II a m.
Sistersville. LEROY, a. m.
To-DAY'S DEPARTURES.
Parkersburg. CITY OF WHEELING. Il m.
ParkersburE. BEN HUR, 9 p. m.
Sistersvillc.. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE, 80 p m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p m
TO-MORROW'S BOATS.
Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE. a m.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON. 6 a. m.
Partnerships. II. X. BEDFORD. Il q m.
Newport. JEWEL. II a m.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $50 p. m.
Stcubcnville. II. NJ. BAYNE. 2:30 p. m.
Clarington....LER $3.50 p. m.
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Brash. las: Smith. 147: Ross. las; Bre-
mer, Jag; Brash, 146: Pickett. 145;
Springer, 1i4; Marti. IA: carp. 144;'
jArndt. 143; Long, 1873; King, 141; Sum
,merson, lao; Kenny. 139: Porter 1888;
Arndt, 1877; Brett, 1877; Simpson, 1885,.
Willard, 1856; Kahn. 1874; Plankey, 1874;
Mann, ils3; Druschel. 1885, Edele, 1872.
Kahn. 1871; Craver 1889; Habig, 1877; Ritz,
1871: Moody. 1927: Craver. Ia: Stanley,
g12S; Mitchell. l22; Laughlln, 116; Pow
crs, III; Fink. 100; Agnic, 72. Il
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MT. McFntiden Declines

To the Editor Of the Intellgencer.
SIR:-I decline 10 be n candidate for
the nomination of second branch Of
council on the Republican ticket from
the Fifth ward, for the reason of III
health. J. D. MFADDEN.
Wheeling, Dec. 15.
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ENCOURAGE your boy to develop
his business qualifications by making
him Xmas present OF n VISIBLE
WRITING BAR-LOCK TYPEWRI-
TER. 1t will prove n stepping stone for
him. Phone ll2i. or call at 1922 Market
street.
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GENTLEMEN's s125 Kid Dress
Gloves, Silk Lined, for csc, at
M'FADDEN'S.
Wanted-At Once.

Thirty muslcally inclined boys, aged
twelve years, to sing in St Matthews
boy choir. Must be refined and Of neat
appearance. Musical training and SAL
airy at start. Apply to Paris R. Myers,
Friday evening, 1880 o'clock. at church.
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Yesterday afternoon. while Isaac
Thompson was walking along the Bal
tlmore 8; Ohio tracks at the Benwood
Junction he was struck by yard en-
CINE and hurled n considerable distance.
Thompson was In n befuddled condi-
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A piece Of flannel dnmpened with
Chambernin's Pain Balm and bound to
the affected part is superior 10 any
plaster. When troubled with lame
back or pains in the side or chest, give
1t trial, and you are certain to be more
than pleased with the prompt relief
which It affords. Pain Balm also cures
rheumatism. One application gives re-
lief. For sale by druggists
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GRAND Opening Of handsome Res
taurant on Saturday. December Is. at 4
p. m. Everything new
HONG FONG LOW,
No. 1871 Market street,
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FULL Of Sunshine, Full Of Color, Full
of Artistic Thoughts, Full Of Honest
Values. kIRK'S, 1905 Main Street.
The store will be open every evening.
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PRICES that sparkle on bright bar
gains. KIRK'S. zoos Main Street.
The store will be open every evening.
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TOY.
The Toy Talking Machine.

A child can operate It. nothing to get
out OF order. will last for years. The
records. in endless varieties, don't break
or wear out; the baby can play with
them without fear of injury. Price So,
with six records.
10 F. ", BANNER co. 4.
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Henry W. Etz. the opt!clan, hus tho
finest line In the city. and you have the
assurance OF having. the eyes fitted cor
rectly after presentation without addl-
tlOnnl cont. WV - IN
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a Most Valuable Christmas Present
For young man or woman would be
a scholarship In the Elliott School OF
Business and Shorthand. We have re-
Gently added two new departments
Telegraphy and Elocutlon.
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primaries, which were held to select n
successor to J. I. Green, one of the re-
signed bribery counciimen.
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FREDDY" Colmar is such a nice little
fellow that the big majority Wolfe or
O'Brien will run up against him next
month will be regrettable from the
personal point of view. Fred Is too
good a newsgatherer to be lost to the
profession. anyway.
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FULL line OF talking machines"
from 50 upwards. Also full line of re-
cords. II. W. BANNER co.
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Where the Democrats think they are
in a majority they turn down the Com
mittee OF One Hundred" suggestions
with unmerciful suggestions. but in the
Seventh and Eighth wards. on the
other hand. where they know they
have no earthly chance, they turn in
and nominate every Hundred" man In
sight. It's so transparent q dodge that
Republicans Will not be led into the
trap.
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FAMILY WASHING

AWIII WASdINE. = &c
Rough Dry Washed, Starched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, s
cents per pound. ~
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Home Steam Laundry,
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LARGE assortment OF Ladies' Fancy
Rings at the lowest figures. at FL. E.
HIllman & Co.'s.
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FINE new line OF Piano Stools and
Scarfs for the holidays.
F. w. BANNER co.
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MANDOLINS, BanJos and Guitars
will be sold this week regardless Of cost.
+. W. BANNER co.
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WHATEVER you're looking for In
the Jewellery line call on IL. Il. HILL
MAN G. co. They have II.
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CALENDARS. brochures, Mono
graphs. Choice goods, exclusive styles.
NICOLL'S ART STORE.
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FULL line OF talking machines
from SO upwards. Also, full line OF re-
cords. F. W. BANNER co.
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NEW STOCK oval frames. Just In.
All finishes. Low prices, at N1CoLL'S.
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BEST in town. Our stock OF photo
frames. NICOLLS ART STORE
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Handlnn.

City Bank Building. Market Street. All
trimmed Hats at Cost.
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BOYS Christmas Sweaters, Plain
or Fancy Striped, Csc at
M'FADDEN'S.
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GENTLEMEN's 81 so Patent
Leather Slippers for 81 rs at
M'FADDEN'S.
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J. D. McFadden's is the latest decln-
alton to run for council at the Republic
can primary election. He was suggest
ed for the second branch in the Fifth
ward.
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BEST in town. Our stock OF photo
frames. NICOLL'S ART STORE.
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90 to II. E. HIllman &. Co. to buy
your friend Ring. mw&f-10
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HAVE you seen our display of COSY
Corner articles?
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Elocution-one Week Free.

tlocut1on-one Week Fr6e
Free instruction in elocution on Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday evenings
OF next week. ELLIOTT SCHOOL.
1913 Market Street.
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d POLITICS.


The Republican city committee will
meet this evening at the Office of secre-
tary William H. Hornish. for the pur-
pose of arranging for the printing Of
the ballots for next Saturdays primary,
to decide upon the position of the
names OF candidates upon the ballots,
and to select the voting places in the
several ward.
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SILK Umbrellas, with Latest
Fancy Handles, 9sc and 81 so, at
M'FADDEN'S.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-23

J. W. Franklin n Co. have put In a
line Of staples In the hardware line.
Mrs. a. ID. Fulton Is on the sick
list. Her many friends hope for a
speedy recovery.
Will Haggard and Sletha Cox were
married Monday evening. Rev. A. l..
Houston officiating.
Guy Guthrey and wife have moved
To- Kansas. where he has u situation
for the coming year.
James Waller aud John Platner
shipped five ears of fat cattle To chi.
cage Saturday night.
Chas. Marshall has moved from
here to the Bruce farm. abou, three
miles west ~ Marshall.
Mrs. &. II. Rouse visited friends
here last week. but has gone to Holt.
day Ia witt friends there.
Mamie McIsOberts Is getting along
very nicely. and We hope she will soon
hc restored to I1rfcc, health.
Sam Allen. who was shot nj wav-
erly during the street fair las, fall.
was on streets Tuesday. the hrs,
time since he vas hurt.
The Democrats al Grand Pass town.
ship held n meeting here last Satur.
day and selected W. u. rutherford as
their committeeman.
We hardly know what our salt
Springs correspondent, meant when he
said. referring to the Kansas city
meeting. that =. y. Houston was the
only one from Saline who was under
the table" Not being there. and being
u MissOurian, W. will ''havc to be
shown" Probably our correspond.
On, was ''undcr the table" aud imng.
incl everybody els" Wa.
The Marshall republican., 1900-02-23
NELSON.

Mrs John Reynolds l. yer, sick this
week.
Taylor went, to Marshall Monday
ON business.
James owen, an energetic farmer
was In the burg Monday.
j II Barron. our genial postmaster
Is on the sick lis, this week.
u Gephur, and Thos Otley Of
Marshall were down Tuesday.
Geo Ellis and family. contemplate
moving Ia their farm the frs, Of March.
Nelson Camp of Modern woodmen
will meet Monday night: bc sure and
come.
Willard Wiley In going to make
some substantial improvements tn his
property soon.
When you u u neat hair cut and
easy shave, go to McClellnnd. He
will treat you right.
William Stephens moved from Hern.
don Monday Ia his property ON North
Main st, which he purchased from =
II Carter.
There was u Martha Washington
tea social at the residence of J Il Cole
man Thursday night aud the proceeds
are to he used for improving the ceme-
terry.