The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-03-30
NEAR HOME,
NEWSY LETTERS PROM BHLLAIRE
AND MARTINS FERRY,
Belmont County Towns Undergoing the
Usual Affection Incident to the AP-
preaching Spring Elections for
Municipal OnIceFs-lndua.
TRIAL and Personal.
MARTIN,s FERRY

Municipal POIItics-PFomInent People
At Home and Abroad-ChuFch and
Society News.
The nominations for corporation ticket are
as follows;
neutrality-suspicious. L. j. Hoyle,
Stephen Hopkins and H. W, Smith, for two
years. NJ. r, smylie to ill the unsxplred
term Of r. s. Moore who resigned. DEM
oCrats; Thomas Johns, R, II. Cots,
Thomas Aullansy and D. Park, sr.
m Board OF Education -RepublicAns; ]. +,
Thomas and ". ], A. DrGnnen or two years,
j. a. Harrison to I'LL the vacancy caused BY
the removal Of D, Park, Jr, to Wheeling,
Democrats; J. NJ. BlackfOrd, Isaac Colts
and R, .. swartS,
Cemetery Trustee = Republican: NJ, O.
Mitchell Democrat: Jas. A. Gray.
There Is some di sat sla. ton among the
Democrats concerning Their ticket, and 1t Is
understood that citizens meeting is called
for Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Gist from Brooke county W.
Va, was visiting Misses Jennie and Angie
Gray from Friday I'LL Tucsiay.
MIR. lsaaa RatctiiT, from MI Pleasant, was In
town few days last eek.
Mr.. Wis Shreve, who returned from Ann
Arbor week ago, will this week begin read.
ing law In the office OF l.. Dantord, at Bel.
lAire.
Miss Kate Anderson, from Palnesvllls Sem.
mary, Is home for o short vacation.
A pleasant and ENJOYABLE little gathering
occurred at Miss Elsie Mlchell'S on Saturday
night
The funeral OF Mr.. Madden, who died Fri.
day, was held Sunday aft ,rnocn
Mayor Luplol returned, last Friday even
Ing from trip to Colorado.
Rev. Watt 'rs, q gentleman OF African de-
scent, occupied the NJ l.. Church pu pit Sun
day evening instead OF Rev. Walker, who
did not arrive to fulfil his appointment. No
services were held in tia Presbyterian
Church Sunday evening" Communion ser.
vices IN this church will De held the second
sunday IN April, instead ofths first as stated
last week. Rev Chaliant will be assisted BY
Rev. A: j, Mar,hall, Of New ltbon Meet.
ings will be held each eyenln during the
week and Saturday afternoon preceding CON.
munion Sunday.
Wheeling Sunday to hear Bishop Simpson
preach.
Last week tSe trustees OF Olivia L lge 1900,
knights Of Honor, paid to Ms, R0bertshaw
the sum Of $1,000, being the full amount for
which her late husba d u. b. RObertshaw,
wSs insured In that organization. With this
she purchased The rpsid nee Of DR. Barr on
Fourth street, thusstcuring home for herself
and children.
Mr.. Joel Wood left yesterday on business
out the W. & L. n. r. Il
The nominations ma le by both parties for
township tickets are rs follows:
Trustees. Democrats. Joseph Medill, T.
smith and d b. Cayland. Republicans:
George Robinson, Edgar Berry and George
:, Justice OF the Peace Democrat: James
EageSon. Republican; FO. Robinson.
Constables : Democrats. William Lynn
and William Leach. Republicans: John ",
Burns and Joseph McConnauRhy.
Clerk - Democrat: Thomas Deilly, Re-
publican: j.. 4. Eants.
publican Ed. Pettis.
Assessors democrat; L. ", Jones, for
Martins Ferry precinct Republicans: CbaL
sedwlCk, for Martins Ferry precinct, and
John Liler, for Bridgeport precinct.