The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-06-30
MARTINS FERRY.
The Vote mt columbns-Personnl Gossip
Mills Shut Down, Etc.


wyndham Davis, of Etnaville, left
yesterday for Pontypool, Wales.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'s foundry has
shut down for a couple OF weeks.
The Phillipsburg Fishing Club went
into camp at Willow Springs yesterday.
Joseph Gordon, of Canton, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. David Souders on Third
street.
Miss Fannie Myers, who has been
quite i'll with typhoid fever is con-
valescent.
Albert Charlton is home from Ander-
son, Ind, TO spend q portion OF the
heated term.
Washington and John IIuskins, OF
GAINESVILLE, are visiting the family OF I.
Huskins, Esq.
Photographs OF the interior OF the 7.
NJ. G. A. have been put up in the de-
pots and postoftce.
s. B. Williams, Esq, has raised his
store room on South Broadway several
feet, on level with the fill.
"Slowfast" Williams and Robert Wal
ton were taken to the county jail by
Marshal Wcstwood yesterday.
Tho Laughlin Nail Works shut down
Yesterday for two weeks to give the en-
ployes little rest and take stock.
New switches are being put in by the
Terminal Railway Company on the
property purchased from George Dorsch.
Roy. L. D. Morse, of Dayton, o., who
was recently called to the pastorate OF
the Baptist Church, will arrive to-day.
Mr.. John ]. Williams has purchased
n lot on Pearl street, McSwords addi-
ton, for $1,000, and will build q resi-
dence thereon.
The funeral of Charles seabright will
take place from the German Lutheran
church this afternoon at 2 o'clock, The
Odd Fellows and Knights OF Pythias
will attend in body.
Rev. H. n. Campbell and his niece,
Miss Margaret Campbell, left yesterday
to visit the formers home in Hancock
county, w. Va. The Rev. Mr.. Camp
bell vii! return this evening.
The members Of Ohio City Lodge, No.
"a X. of p, are requested TO meet at the
hall to-day at 1880 to attend the funeral
Of Brother Charles seabright. By order
of NJ. Aldridge, G. G., Theo. Burris, X.
Of Il. as.
At the meeting Of the school board
last evening Miss Mary Mcdonald, OF
Detroit, Mich, was elected teacher OF
music in the city schools, and the ma
tionuln system was adopted. This is
the system used in Wheeling.
The G. L. & w. road will sell excur-
sion tickets to Lornin July 8 and 8 on
account of the Maccabecs and will give
n two-cent rate, round trip, to Chippewa,
good from Saturday till Monday during
the summer. 4 number OF Martins
Ferry people will take advantage Of the
latter.
Mr.. W. I. Lewis, who was delegate
from Martins Ferry TO the Republican
State convention ut Columbus takes
exception to the statcmentin the INTEL
LIdENcER and other papers to the effect
that no and Mr.. G.. j. HGinlein, the
bridgeport delegate, defeated Mr.. WV.
Hanlon, OF the GAINESVILLE Republican,
for State central committeeman, When
the first ballot wis taken the solid vote
OF Belmont county was cast Tor Mr..
Hanlon, including those OF Messrs. Lewis
and Hcinlein and after that ballot Bel.
mont county voted 10 for DR.. Keepers, OF
Monroe, and two for 1. r. Rose, OF
Washington, Lewis and Heinlein voting
for Rose. The vote ON the second ballot
stood: Rose 10, Keepers IL. Mr.. Lewis
says his FIRST preference was for Hanlon,
he being q home man, bnt after the
Belmont county delegation decided to
change to Keepers, he had right to do
as he plensed. He voted for Campbell,
OF Steubcnvillo, because he was home
man.
Tho members OF Belmont City Lodge
23l, /. o. o. f., are requested to meet
in their lodge room ut 80 p. m. this
Tuesday, June 30, TO attend the funeral
Of Bro. Charles Seabright. Members OF
Onward Lodge and visiting members
. In the city are invited to attend.
: by order OF the Lodge,
a. I. BECK, \. g.
TnEo. SNoDdRAss, Sec.