The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-13
MARTINS FERRY.
The loom still on for the Mckinley Eut-
~tous-Local News.

ions-Local News.
Mckinley buttons continue to boom.
Orders arc received every day from
various parts OF the United States.
Among yesterdays orders was one for
fifteen gross for Dayton for the McKin-
ley-Sherman-Foraker meeting there
next Thursday. A Ducna Vista, Va,
gentleman writes: l am pleased to see
my old State alive 10 her interest. Let
the manufactures prosper and the farm
or will find 4 good market at good prices
forhis products. The "Old Dominion"
is fast learning the great truth taught
by the "Grand Old Republican Party"
that home manufactures built up cities
like Ducna Vista and Roanoke, rs ii by
magic, and people then with high priced
workmen,, the farmers find their land
increasing in value, because they have
q better market for their produce. Give
the gallant Major Mckinley a big ma
jorlty and in '92 look in the front ranks
OF the party Of progress and you
will find at least one State OF
the New South marching under
the banner OF "lIomc Industries"
Home Prosperity" We will take the
minerals, clay and sand from the boun-
tcous supply in our mountains, erect
Factories to prepare it for the market
and sell it at prices that will enable us
to enjoy ut least all the necessities and
4 few Injuries OF lie and 10 educate our
children to enable them to become good
and useful citizens OF this great Repub-
lie" From Goshen, Ind, comes:
please find enclosed 81 2j for which
send one gross American tin pate Nc
kinlcy buttons. llurrah for Mckinley
the next governor OF Ohio and our rext
President" a Missouri man writes
concerning prices i'll gross lots; also q
Syracuse, \. y, man and Republicans
in other States. One OF yesterdays in
Quirics was for prices in twenty-five
gross lots. a Columbus Republican
says: ave have got them on the run.
We are bound to win. All the Demo-
cratic liars and lying in this country
will not say the infamous Democracy
this year fromFa hopeless and deserving
defeat \ keyser, W. Va, gentleman
writes: II am q Republican to the
core. My father was starved to death
in Andcrsonville."
The managing committee of ;theilate
reunion has passed the following reso-
luton: To the Ladies Reunion Com
mittcc who managed the dinner; to the
young ladies who assisted them to the
citizens who furnished the provisions
and money for the dinner; to the Y. N.
CA. and Dr.J N. Blackboard, who kindly
gave the use OF their rooms and offices
that day; to those who furnished the
choice music for the camp fire, and to
the press tho managing committee re-
turn their earnest and heartfelt
thanks" &
A new time card won't into effect on
the river division OF the C.. l.. Il ".
railroad yesterday. All the main line
trains end their run at Bridgeport in
stead OF Bcllaire. Passengers to and
from Bellairc are transferred ut Bridge
port. Passengers for St. Clairsvillc
must take the GAS train, the 9:25 train
and the l2:3S train, connecting at
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Capt. L. w. Inglebright and
Mrs. DR.. W. L. Shuttleworth returned
from Pittsburgh yesterday, where they
attended the funeral Of Professor Orrla
child. 81
The heating department at the
Laughlin mill was oil yesterday on ac-
count OF repairs. Seven cur loads OF
nails were shipped yesterday.
The Minnie Seward Co. left for
Uhrichsville Yesterday. The attach
ments were compromised. The COM
pany is not much good.
The Belmont County Medical Society
will meet in the Y. NJ. O. a. rooms to.
day at 1880, Dinner will be served at
the Baylcss House. & III
George Dorsch got $500 from the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad for right
OF way, the case having been compro-
missed.
Yesterday the GAYLORD Coal Company
received twenty cars from the Watt
Manufacturing Company 1!nt BARNES
Vile.
SenatorJ. w. Nichols was in Martins
Ferry on his way to New Richmond.
where he spoke last night.
Harry Chcsscll and Thomas Will
Jams rode TO GAINESVILLE on their bi.
cycles Sunday.
Roy Harrison returned 10 Barnesyille
Yesterday alter 4 week'syisit here.