The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10
MARTINS FERRY MATTERS.
A Quiet Wedding Last NIsht-A Labor Co

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Alfred Cuppen, Of SmithGeld, will 20
into business here. @
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mckee, OF Tay.
lorstown, are here on short visit. Z
Mr.. John McCarty has returned from
a three weeks visit in Pennsylvania.
For Rcnt-A new aix.roomed house
on West Walnut street. Inquire of ],
Waters. 5..r.,.. ',s
John Jump, brakeman in the G; & P
yard, has had the fingers on his right
hand badly mashed.
Miss Lulu Mitchell is entertaining he,
friends, Misses Anna Reynolds and Pear
Goodhue, Of Clarington.
Miss Edith Hunchberry, Of West Viz.
ginia, is the guest Of the family Of Mr.
John Burns, on First street.
Mr.. Lambrecht was at Cleveland las,
week and recovered about $3.50 worth oj
jewelry stolen from his store last winter
Mr.. Lewis Smith returned on Saturday
from q very. successful trip in the Wesl
and Northwest, in the interest Of the
Buckeye glass works.
A festival will be given in the new
store-room Of II. T. Ong, on Broad gay
next Saturday evening, for the benefit O
Vigilant Hose Company.
Mr.. James Gilbert, shipping clerk al
the Standard Iron Works, is laid up will
pneumonia at the residence of Capt. L
W.1nglebright, in the Garden Spot"
All candidates before the Republican
primaries should present their names to
Mr.. William Moore, the Central com
mitteeman, on or before the 18th inst.
. Mr.. Harry Robinson has resigned hi
position in the G. & P. freight Office and
will be succeeded by Frank Elbrits
Oscar Hampton will take the place Of The
latter. - %, ~ 3D. l@l6 ~,
Mr.: W. J.. Sheldon, the efficient aui
popular Manager Of the Electric Light
Company, has been laid up with The
grippe fora week or SO, at the Bayles.
House. is' N li'N,- i. =
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Morton. Of Drayos
burg, Pa; Mr.and Mrs. William Bulette
Of York county, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs
Showalter, OF Erie, Pa, are visiting Mr.
NJ. bartholomew, Of this city, and &. NJ
Bartholomew, OF Bridgeport.
MI. Roscoe T. Ong and Miss Maggie
R. Newlaud, both Of this place. were
quietly married in the Methodist Episco
pal parsonage at Bellaire last night, at {
O'Clock, by Rey. r. T. Lane. There were
no attendants and the newly married
couple lett soon after the wedding 10,
Columbus and Cleveland, where they
will spend their honeymoon, returning
in ten days or two weeks. Tie groom i
q member Of the firm Of Ong & Ong,
druggists, and is one of Martins Ferry'a
most popular young men. He will short.
ly 30 int, the drug business for himself
on Broadway street, where he has erect.
ed business house and residence for
himself and fair bride. The bride is the
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, AID.
Newland, and is charming Young LADY,.
The newly married couple are we'll
known in this section and have the best
wishes Of their innumerablo friends.
A labor convention to nominate full
city ticket will be held at City Hall next
Saturday evening between the hours Of
$3.50 and 0 o'clock. Only persons iden.
titled with labor unions will be permit
ted to vote and the secretaries Of the
various. organizations are requested to
BIO present and vouch for the members
OF their respective societies. All candi-
dates who desire to have their names
submitted to the convention will notify
Joseph D. La Rue by next Thursday
morning. No nominations will be al
lowed in the convention and no ballot
counted for any person other than those
on the ticket prepared by the commit.
tee. Tho tickets will contain the names
Of all candidates under their respective
heads aud the voter has only to ecratch
those for whom he does not wish to
vote. In appearing before the labor
convention, no candidate is bound by
its action, and may 60 into any Other
one il he desires; but candidate nomi.
mated by any other party previous to
the labor convention, will not be. per-
mitted to present his name to this con-
vention for endorsement. ,,GstI. 80