The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-03-13
MARTINS FERRY.
Observation-Disclosures, Industrial AM
Other Matters.
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Acknowledgement, Industrial and
Other Matters.
NJ. NJ. Sheets, Esq, Is home on short visit.
MI. 7. ". shreve Is In Kansas CITY, on bust.
ness.
Edgar Belts, who has been quite sick, Is i'm.
proving.
Mr.. N. P. Wells, of Canton, was in Martins
Ferry yesterday.
Mr.. James wiley is critically Ill at his resi-.
deuce on Third street.
Mr.. John Nicely. who has been on the sIckilist,
Is considerably better.
There Is some talk OF Capt. ". N. Orr IS Re
publican candidate fer Mayor.
Yesterday Herman Griffith, Ad Co.'S and
Stephen VanAmAn left for Seattle.
| Rev. Charles O'Mera has returned from buSi'
nesstrip 10 Columbus and Cincinnati.
Fresh garden seed In bulk and package at J..
Williams grocery, on Washington street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nortnwood and Miss
Eva EorthwOod have returned from Pittsburgh.
Just received, at ReeCe's confectionery, Com
merclal block, 4 ch0ice lot OF Oranges aud Pears.
Tho entertainment and social given in the
Presbyterian church last week nctted about so.
Paying the Fiddler was the subject Of Rev.
Brownlee's talk at the y. NJ. Q. A. on Wednesday
evening.
A number OF Martins Ferry people were at St.
ClalTsvlll0 yesterday on the liquor case Of
springer We. nelleItus
Yesterday at the !EtnR mill, James Johns, an
employe, was struck on the head by piece oil
iron, cutting cash two inches long.
The gymnastlc class OF the Y. N. q. 4. Will at.
tend the entertainment 70 be given a. Wheellnk
10 night by the Y. N. G. A. Of that city.
AT the meeting OF the School Board last night
a new dynamo was ordered for the High school
Bills for extras, amounting 10 about $50, were
ordered paid. The committee appointed u
confer with the Wheeling Mining and Manutac
turing Company TO arrange about the difficulty
In regard TO the two new school houses reported
that the company. would agree " any proper
notifications Of the price 10 be paid for the
buildings.
The fox terriers OF Mr.. Harry Northwood were
very highly commended by the Judges at the
great bench show at Pittsburgh. lie had six on
exhibition, including four puppies: For one Of
the latter Mr.. Eorthwood refused 81, and they
are only few days old. He sold his dog, "Bever:
wick Trap" which Is up there. These dogs and
those OF MeSSrs. H. T. 0ng and J. ". Collins are
much admired. "Plppo," the Cocker spaniel oil
MT. Collins, Is great inyorite among tho ladies
and children.
hecom@ttsee consisting Of COuncllIe n J; a. 4,
Bayless and Thomas Meals appointed by the
City Council TO meet with tina bridgeport Coun'
Il Gil with reference TO furnishing Bridgeport win
water, met In the Council chamber last night.
bridgeport was represented by George =. NC
Kee, j. q. Dent, J. II. Fisher, Henry Keohnline
and K. II. ClRylHnd. The proposition recently
made by Martins Ferry, namely that water be
furnished TO bridgeport at the same rate as IN
Martins Ferry, fire plugs TO be free, water Tor all
public buildings 10 be paid for at the same rate
as TO private consumers, Bridgeport 10 lay her
| water mains aud keep them In order, Martin s
Ferry 70 deliver the water 10 the corporate
limits OF Bridgeport and do all the collecting,
was fpyorably received. The Council OF Bridge
port Will meet tonight and discuss the matter.
proposition will be made to appropriate SIS,
COZ for the laying oil water mains.