The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-27
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incident. In Tint Thriving
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Accidents and Incidents In TINT Thriving
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Considerable interest Is being mani.
Tested in the congressional primaries TO
be held In tho different wards Saturday,
May. Z, from 1 tod o'clock. The First
ward will llaye two delegates. the Second
hrce, tho Third three and tho Martins
Ferry precinct ono. The Poorman mon
have decided upon the following gentle.
mon rs candidates for delegates and
altornates: First ward-Tlieodoro Kal-
Ter md james lsunyon, delegates, and
Stephen llipkins and Patrick Mullen,
'altornates. Second ward-George W..
Clicssell, John S. Cochran and David
Co.'S, delegates, and Adam Wernig.
George Ware and James Ralston, alter.
mites. Third ward-B. j. Montgomery,
Thomas Edmunds and Madison Aid.
redSe, delegates, and William E.1homas,
Thomas B. Cox and George Strain, alter.
na,es. This ticket is m excellent ono
and ought to win.
a number OF Martins Ferry mon will
attend tho Republican convention ut
Cleveland. Tho Republicans OF this
city are moro Interested in tho con.
grcssional fight thananyothcr one. The
prevailing opinion appears to DO that IL
Colonel Poorman was good enough to
make tho fight twoyears ngo when thcre
was not q ghost OF a chance fora Repub.
lican to DO elected no Is tho man for the
nomination now, since the district has
been made Republican by 1900.
Yesterday Contractor G. S. Moore
staked oil n six roomed house OH Park
street for Jamos Jamison and one on
Third street for Willard Bailey. lIo
has commenced tho erection OF q tor
roomed dwelling on Park street for
Patrick Connolly and q house Of six
rooms on tho same street for Samuel
Pope.
Thieves entered the house OF William
McMullin, in Ncwland's addition, and
carried OF about, eight dollars worth OF
glass house checks, belonging to his
grandson.
"A large number OF Martins Ferry
people will 70 to st. C~lairsville this
morning or the case OF tho colored NJ.
Il. church against the Terminal Rail
way Company for damages.
Friday EVENING" ball will be given at
the MGnnerchor hall for the benefit of
Samuel Erwin, who desires TO purchase
an artificial hand.
The "Y's" will givo q dino social in
the near future, to raise tho balance OF
the money needed to erect their drink
ing fountain.
Abram Jones, OF Pittsburgh, has
taken a position with his brother, vii
liam Jones, in the Etna mill.
The Kuckucks arc willing to play any
base ball club whose members arc not
over sixteen years old.
Mr.. Charles Riser and Miss Florence
Ashland, both of the First ward, will
be married soon.
Mr.. John Reed has sold his residence
on Broadway to Mr.. William Howells,
of Etnaville.
Mr.. Samuel Fisher, who has been on
the sick list all winter, is convalescing.
Mr.. 9. H. Steele, OF Steubenyillo, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Robert Jenkins has returned from a
weeks visit at East Liverpool.
Ten Jr. O. U. A. NJ. will take the ORR
entail degree tomorrow night.
Mr.. George s.. Ralston is in Cleveland.
on business and pleasure.
Miss Myrtle Frazier is visiting friends
at Mt. Vernon.
John Neff is visiting his parents at
Warnock.
Bellaire.
Frank link is on the sick list.