Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-10-26
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Ferry Last Hish,

AaA % - The Dsnsera..
: :, :, Ferry Last slrs,.
While mo-, not up to expectation, d. /,
cratic jollifcaion last nigh, ;, a .
Ferry was really q grand affair -
nations ofthe streets and hou,.,
tiful beyond description. Fin.
could not be had Tbestre.t, ~. veg
with men, women and children W.
thusiasm was unbounded. h
were profuse everywhere, and
It was . most brill;a,, ~,
the campaign, as far al general c's
60. The procession formed :, FScsi
landing and, like all Others i, ~. hs
ing. 1t was announced to sts,, a. i:'s
did not start until $50. TSis a -
by the delay in the arrival Of h. wa
clubs. The processisn marched S nAss
line published in Yesterday, ps's,
The order was as follows Il. % Sae
clubs leading: ' "S
Chief N.rssal' and Asi,,,,
North Wheeling C!us
Jefferson DRUM Com,
Jefferson Club T.
Jefferson Junior Drum Co..
jefferson JuniorS
Fourth Ward Drum o..
Fourth Ward Cub
Sixth Ward Drum Corn.
sixth Ward Club
Eighth Ward Junior Dnuc
Eighth Ward Junior CvIh
Eighth Ward Senior Drum r.
Eighth Wsni Senior ClSeh
seventh Ward Drum ca
Seventh Ward UlL
Bridgeport Drum Con-.
Bridgeport Club
Clinton Guards Irum lo,,.
Clinton Guards, Of Bella.
Martins Ferry Citi,eo.
Martins Ferry Drum toTr.
kartin's Ferry Club
Martins Ferry Junior rrpr g.
Martins Ferry Juuios Och
Ohio and West Virginia C.uI.,
The procession was larger br ak,
The Republican one last Thursdar 20
like 500 men and bows being in r..
was probably the largest OF the c,...
and compared favorably with al 4. =
professions in every respec, SomsS.S'
transparencies were carried bv II.
sionists, some Of which read W. :. !,
Republican Smile in Ohio" on !,
Pull Through in November for c ! \
They Said Ohio Would 30 y o5a "a
Mrs. Taylor's Husband Can, !
to Congress and many Others. Bgrs'
procession. "Expec;ation 5000. -
ton 2O7.' Did you hear from ~,
That New York draft did no, sar, -
The Examinations and decoration, -
the line Of march were mappi6r.,. \
sidering the fact that democrat, A., !, !
minority in Martins Ferrr -
quantities Of colored fires were b,r,J J
the display of fire works Vi. =
The palstial residences Of ~
l.. Spence and Joseph NcliU ver. :,
rateiy and elegantly decorated and IN,
mated. Long strings of Chinese I.u,.,'
every conceivable shape, were hun, ,-S
the mansions. They we're most ma,
cent, and surpassed BY far any dr,ons,
EVER made in Martins rrrry. III
store and office Of pr J. u RAJ,
sack, on Hanover street "a, .
next, and the other mos ,.,,
ones were as follows: Alec Ian, d
Kvne, Geo. McKim. Mr. Sheeh.u J
McDonnaugh Ed. ONeilI. Jas F.,,
Dr. Walker, Cbas llumphreuilIe. JOn 4
ord }. Lewis. I. Fitzsimmor ] Rlryi
Jno. Beck, Spencers Agricultural n,
Mike Rhone, Vim. Coates saloon al :
dence, Frank Neil Gro nei,r Ia
Swartz, Dennis Callahan, F. Eberr Va.
bunker, I'd. Joint, Henry Guthrie Y
Dobbins, Thos. Irwin Gossier 4 In
Dan Dobbins, John l'eck James @.
Jake Diehl, J. K. Shrode. Z
rad Myers, Charles Cash "a,
Harrison, John Billinger C.
Undertake, A. G. Rainey, Mrs wla
James Freelan, George Blinco, Mike D
Andrew Kirtz, Ed Graham, Johu v
Mr., Kelly, Vim. Lacy, Barney Malta
Watkins, Alex Hood, Boyd House j,
Wallace, Dan McCue, Ben w.,t,
Sailie Boylcss, Mike Williams, ANDY
rey; Samuel MillIgan, Sam Cochn'
/ fonoway