The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-14
MARTINS FERRY.


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sonai and General Notes.
Considerably over ono hundred per-
CONS attended the reception given on
Saturday evening by the y. N. .. A. TO
tho employees OF tho li!na and Standard
inii!s. Tho rooms were crowded md
Inc affair was Il success in every sense
OF the word. The iron and steel work
ers present were highly plcaaed with
their entertainment, and q voto OF
THINKS was passed by the association
thanking them for their. attendance.
illo reception was opened with prayer
" the Rev. DR.. Dixon, OF the Scio col
!eSe, and tho following programme was
carried out: Organ solo, George Moore;
qnar;ettc-Swiss peoples song, Mcssrs.
40. Gray, George beaumont aud Misses
Anna ltNlston and Madgo Clark; soprano
solo-"Doar Little pansy Blossom
Mira. Charles kuckuck; practical talk OF
chemistry oil steel making, 7. II. vii
liams, chemist at tho Riverside iron
works; contralto solo--"Good Night,
Farewell" Miss Madge Clark; violin
solo-"Bond River Waltz" Mr.. *. i. Gil
more; Quartctto-"llero's the Maidpn,'
Alcssrs. George Beaumont, j. &. Gray
and Misses Madgc Clark and Anna Rala-
ton. The hit OF the evening was tho
violin playing OF Mr.. Gilmore. Al OF
the others were Enthusiastically re-
ceivcd. Refreshments wore bounteous-
iy served and highly enjoyed. Tho ex-
orcIses concluded blythe singing OF two
popular songs, tho entire assGmblago
participating. The next reception will
probably be to the glass workers.
Seventy-tivo teachers attended the
meeting OF tho Belmont County
Teachers Association in Commercial
hall at Martins Ferry on Saturday.
Tho meeting was very interesting and
profitable. The hall was crowded dur
ing tho day, many Martins Ferry pco-
plo attending. The visiting teachers
were entertained ut the llotc! haywood
by tho Martins Ferry teachers. Among
those present wero superintendent
Gladding, OF East Liverpool; Duncan. OF
Bridgeport; Jones, OF Bollaire; Mcrrick,
OF Cadiz; Rca, OF GAINESVILLE; Mitchell,
OF Wcllsburg; Rossittcr, OF st. Clnirs.
vile; Bethel, OF Flushing; Fowler, OF
Powhatan, and Rev. DR.. Dixon, prcsi-
dent OF Scio college. The opening I'D
dress was delivered by the president,
W. L. Patterson, OF Bethesda. The pro-
grainmc was opened with music by 4
class from one OF the lower primary
schools under the direction OF Miss Nc
Donald, two selections being rendered.
"Tho derivation OF words" was the sub
iect OF u talk by Mr.. 7. Williams, OF
bridgeport. Mr.. A. W. Harris rccitcd
"McCulloch's Leap" an original poem.
Superintendent Jones. Duncan and
Mannix took part in tho discussion OF
institutes" opened by Mr.. Fowler.
The address was delivered by Rev. DR..
Dixon, and the exercises closed with
singing.
The carpenters have elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, John Viii
son; Vice President, John Madden;
Recording Secretary, W. G. Morgan F.;
financial Secretary, Levi Shipman
Treasurer, Stamina Gibbons; Conductor,
Joseph W. Foust; Delegates to the
Trades Assembly, 7. V. Salisbury, Levi
Shipman and W. G.. Morgan.
a fine marine painting, the work OF
and present OF Mrs. Capt. II. W. Smith,
enclosed in q putty frame, has been
placed III the secretary's room III the y.
NJ. G. A., also Il large clock. The latter
was paid for by subscriptions.
The statue OF the immaculate Concop.
ton which arrived last week for st.
Mary's church was blessed yesterday.
1t is five feet high and OF exquisite
workmanship.
Mr.. Osborn will organize 4 large lodge
OF the A. O. u. W. tomorrow evening.
The Wheeling and Bcnwood lodges will
attend in 4 body and assist in the ccre-
monies.
Rev. A. L. Brownlco preached IN cx-
ccllcnt sermon in the U. 7. church yes-
terday morning on the observance OF the
Sabbath.
Rev. II. n. Campbell, OF the presbyto-
rian church. exchanged pulpits with
Rev. JIM Stephens, OF Bridgeport, yes
tcrday.
The colorel people gave 4 Japanese
festival ut the Il. A. L. hall on Satur-
day night which was well attended.
Spcncc's machine shops, which have
been off several days ON account OF re.
pairs, will resume this morning.
Peter Wagner will hereafter receive
a pension OF, twelve instead OF eight
dollars. j.. 7. Haucs secured it.
Rev. Samuel Boyd entertained 4 mum.
Der OF friends at his residence, on Fifth
street, on Saturday evening.
Mr.. W. II. schac!ler, who recently
movcdirom Martins Ferry to Little Rock,
Ark, will likely return.
Miss Bertio Robinson, OF st. Glars
vile, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john Pen.
ningtou.
The Belmont Brewing Company is
shipping beer to Cincinnati.
Capt. and Mrs. l.. W. Inglobright are
entertaining Miss Sal!ie Orr.
BAD drainage causes much sickness,
and bad blood and improper action >oi
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage to
the human system, which Burkock's
Blood Bitters remedy. p&w
GET spoons from jacob W. Grub.
To DE free from sick headache, bilious.
ness. constitution. etc usnrDr A 6