The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-24

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live. Next best thing 10 being born there
was TO find wife there, and this he had
done. A voice on the platform: "Found
two Of 'em, didn't your" Amid the
laughter which followed this sally Mr.,
Nash retired, first telling an Anecl0te Of
Hon. Thomas MoKsnnon, q member Of
President Taylor's Cabinet, who resigned
because his home in Washington county
had more charms for him than office,
Captain Oliver, Of East Liverpool, next
spoke, and he was followed In turn by
Hon, W. Ramsay, Of Cincinnati, Stan.
ley Mathews law partner.
This ended the programme, and with
three times three TouAinR cheers the re.
union broke up, the people 70 come TO
gether again st the centennial celebration
at Washington next September.
PERSONAL N Pertinent PESCnINos.
1t was q big thing.
1t was a great big thing,
You just ought to have been there.
]. NJ. Campbell, Of Hickory, was greet.
ing his numerous old friends.
Colored Policeman Msrriman, Of steu.
bepyille, kept the people straight,
J. O. Orr, ]. D. Ewing, George sRIsde
and o. R. Wood, represented Wheeling,
Mr.. ]. S. Crafty and o. O. Crafty, oil
BsllRire, we're among the ex.W sshingto'
mans,
An enthusiastic young man, with some
experience as q censua enumeTstor, said
there were S.l49 pretty girls present
Archie Freshwater, a wool merchant
had $40 taken out Of his pocket in the
crowd on the steubenyille wharf,
S~teubenyille turned out In force. There
were Next'LieuL- GOV. Richards, Olerh
Coulter, Hon. j. II. S, Trainer, Dr., Grimes
and ], T. Campbell and hundreds more.
The INTELLIGRNcRR man Ia indebted Il
Cook Manners aud Steward Salade, Of the
Bachelor, for q superior meal, set up II
the cook house. The ordinary passenger
went hungry till he reached the ground
Among the prominent New Oumber
landers were Captain Bradley, Presiden
Of the Board OF County Commissioner
Postmaster Besbout, Frank Smith, Mr.
MCNahon and numerous Others, Whost
names have escaped our memory.
Among the journalists present we no
ticed A. N, Cow, Of the Washington Re
porter Mr.. McIiyaine, Of the TusCaraWal
Advocate, at New Philadelphia; Ernes
AtChison, Washington Observer; JOSEPH
Charlton, Washington DemOcratj GsoFgl
Carson, Washington Review and Examiner
hampton, Of thes Sleubenville Herald
Mr., Hunter, OF the S%teubenville Gazette
Mr., Ed. Elliott, OF the Ohio Press AM
Commercial Gazette; A, W, and j.. D, Brown
OF the New Cumberland Independent, ant
Mr.. Cooper, OF the Pittsburgh Chronicle
Most OF the prominent people up .
Washington seem 10 have been there
Hon. Ralph Mcdonnell, District AT
torney, and julius p. Miller were anon
them, as were also Samuel G. Smith AMI
vile, D, T. Sample, Jr,, Jamea Mitchell
Mrs. A, NJ, Cow and daughters Lucy AM
sybil, Chas. NJ. Hays, Mi, and, Mrs. Q. '
Harding, Misses Sophia and Annie Hard
ing, Harry, George, Ed. and Oharli
O%hristman, Alex. Mexican and son Wal
ter, George Oarsten, VIII Fulzwilliams
viii Hamilton, John Smith, Deputy Sher
if W. b. Chambers, Joe Mcfarland, Johl
Paden, Joe Cohen, John and James Nc
Henry Rockers, win Oliver, James Gol
don, Hugh Rogers, Harry Naugbten, Jas
Walter, Jr, VIII HP1son, VIII MoYry
Lou Driehorst, Rooert. Hallam, vii
Jones, Alexander Darrah, Will Il. Wilson
W. j.. Andrews, Howard CLARK, VIM. Nc
Kinley, Robert Moseby, Jacob Bhggle
Mark Berthel, Father Malady, James Far
Icy, Mrs. ]. s. Margerum, Mr., Samue
Fulton and daughters Mary and Ollie, MI
and Mrs, JohA Brlce, Misses Roe Wake
and Tony Benth.