The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-02
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Funeral Yesterdny-City .councii--Lnnd
sSnle.LPrrsonnl, etc,

Sale.LPrrsonnI, etc.
The funeral OF the late Barney Nc.
Entec from st. Mary's Catholic Church
yesterday was very largely attended.
Rcy. Father Mattingly, rector OF st.
Mary's, preached an excellent sermon.
Among the many floral offerings was u
large anchor made Of cuttiiower3. The
nnll bearers were Mcssrs. Thomas VIII
!iams, Larry Connell, VIM. Neal, Barney
AlcCann, Joseph Conelly and i. S. Gu
sick. Tho llibernians OF Martins Fer.
ry Wheeling, Bcllairc and 'Bcnwood
turned out in II body. The in!crmcnt
was at Mt. Calvary.
Edward Taylor, shipping clcrl, at tho
Standard hiilIassevcrcly hurt while
atwork on Saturday. ,llcEtepped on
the elevator to coup, TO, tho ,eecond
floor, tho oourrigating dcp6rtmeiit, the
rope and tho elevator fell totho loor,
inlnring Mr.. Taylor Quite:scriously. >Ho
was taI;Hn homo in a conveyance and
DR.. W. b. Shuttleworth summoned.
Attic special meeting OF tho City
Council OH Saturday afternoon tho
amendment to the gus ordinance was
repealed. Tho bridgeport water ordi-
nance was passed toits third reading.
City Surveyor Abraln Loeb was in.
strictcd to establish u grade OH Wal.
nut street. Tomorrow being election
day The regular monthly meeting will
be held this evening.
Mrs. 5. u. William died on Saturday
ut noon OF stomach trouble, aged G5
years, after short illness. Mrs.
Williams was well known, and had a
host OF friends, The surviving members
OF the family are AIr. S. d. Williams
and his CON Mortimer, OF tho Martins
Ferry Milling Co., Mrs. Flora Williams,
the wcli-known singer and Mrs, Joseph
Wells, who have the sympathy OF
their many friends. Tho intermcnt
will be at Weeks cemetery tomorrow.
Tho Neaacy farm Of twcnty-six acres
was sold At sheriif's salo on Saturday ut
$1,000. The farm WIS appraised ut
SA,0lj. 1t 10 believed that some person
will bid 10 per cent moro before the
sale is confirmed and take the place.
There were less than ten persons at tho
sale.
Tho Republicans OF Martins Ferry
will receive the election returns in the
club room tomorrow night from the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
Two boys will carry the news from the
Office to the club rooms, which will be
crowded.
Mr.. Frank Shuttleworth arrived
home on Saturday and will put his
cross in front OF the Republican ticket
tomorrow. Hc has been all through
Ohio, and says the outlook Tor AIcKin-
ley is good.
Tomorrow the voters Of Martins
Ferry will vote on the question OF issu-
ing bonds 10 the amount OF 81 900 to
pay for the fire alarm system. Every
voter in the city should vote i'ycs."
Mr.. Charles Green, travelling sales
man for Gibson Bros, OF pittsburg, is
home over Sunday and will remain and
put in a straight Republican ticket TO-
morrow.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Sheets will start out on a
trip on Tuesday, after voting for pro-
lection and an honest dollar.
Robert Moods, residing back OF
Martins Ferry, had his leg broken in 4
stone quarry OH Friday.
The Belmont Brick and Tile Works
which started only last August is burn
ing the fourth kiln.
Mr.. John Henderson is home to vote
ior Mckinley and the balance OF the
Republican ticket.
Rev. Mr.. Brooks, OF Wheeling
preached at the colorcd NJ. L. Church
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lloyd, OF Broad.
way, have as their guest Miss Lulu Bell,
OF Quincy.
j. W. Gubble, OF Bridgeport, will
photograph the pupils Of the public
schools.
At tho mock election held at Stccl's
school house not q single mistake was
made.
The frame dwelling house OF Charles
Frederick West was burned on Satur-