The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-04
MARTINS FERRY.


MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In thn Thriving
City-Porsonnl and Industrial.
To-day is election, day. All tho ar.
engagements are complete. The polls
will open at q 4. IN. and close at 9 p. IN.
The voting places will be US follows:
First ward, old school house near the
Elson glass works; Second ward, coun-
Gil chamber; Third ward, Sloan's car
penter shop, Madison street. Make q
cross to tho lett Of, tho head Of tho Re.
publican ticket, that is to the left OF the
words Republican ticket" and this
will vote it straight. II YOU wish to
vote for the electric light plant and to
vote for paying for the fire alarm, place
an y to the. left Of the line on the bot.
tom OF the ticket reading eyes" The
voting for'tho Board OF Education will
be under the old law. also the voting in
tho country precinct. Much hustline
las been done and the indications are
that a large vote wilt be polled. The
election will DO ono OF tho most hotly
contested in tho history of Martins
Ferry. ~,
Says tho Ohio State Journal: "John w.
Crooks, who Is we'll known through
Ohio. represents the ,truc personality OF
q sclf-mado man On account OF the
death OF his father he left school at the
age OF II years. He is a mar OF strictly
moral habits, is genial. honest and
temperate and has tho respect and con.
tidcnce OF q community proud to own
him."
Mr.. James Carter, q glassworker, en-
ployed in the Northwood glass works,
addressed the Y. NJ. C. A. meeting on
Saturday night, and Mr.. Benjamin Ex-
ley the regular Sunday afternoon meet
ing.
On account Of repairs being made
Squire Howells has moved his office
from the Appenzellei building in
Bridgeport to the mayors office.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beall, of Fouttl.
street, are entertaining Miss Lena Reed,
OF Illinois, and Miss Maud Cofiland, OF
Bridgeport.
Mrs. John Stewart, aged 20 years,
died at the. family residence, corner
Penn and Second streets, OF typhoid
fever. h%
Mrs. Mary Michaels and Miss Carrie
Hickman, OF Pittsburgh, visited their
brother, DR.. Monroe Hackman, yestcr-
day.
Miss Strickland, an employee at tho
Buckeye glass works. had her hand
badly burned with acid on Saturday.
Mr.. Mont Romick attended the fun
eral Of his uncle, Charles W. McGonigle,
at Clarington yesterday.
Every Republican in Martins Ferry
should vote to-day, and see that his
neighbor does likewise.
Mr.. Lewis Smith, travelling salesman
for tho Buckeye Glass Works, is homo
for q few days.
Fresh Garden Seeds in bulk and pack
age at J. Williams grocery, on Wash.
ington street. Eow-"
The freight depot of the Wheeling &
Lake Erie aud Terminal was opened on
Saturday.
The forge department at the Standard
mill layo II Saturdayuntil further notice.
Two wagon loads OF window glass re.
ceived at Ons's drug store. All sizes. a
Place an Nto the LEI. OF Republican
ticket" and this will vote it straight.
Mrs. Nancy Green, OF stcubcnvillc, is
visiting her son, Thomas Green, Esq.
Miss Mollie Stewart, of Benwood, Wis:
tied Miss Jennie Dixon over Sunday.
Rev. James selby, Of Wellsville, visit.
ed relatives here on Saturday.
Mr.. George Robcrtshaw, who has
been on the sick list, is better.
w. 7. Lewis, statelabor commissioner,
is home for a few days.
Tho. electric light and fire alarm will
probably carry to-day.
Mr.. Ross Gitin moved his family to
Lazearville last week.
William Lewis, OF East Liverpool,
spent Sunday here.
Nellie, daughter Of Mr.. George Snod.
grass, is quite i'll.
The entire Republican ticket should
W eleCtco to-uay.
Mr.; Jess Jones is homo from Pitts.
burgh on a visit.
Mr.. Mortimer Williams is home from
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. John Vickcrs is tho father OF q
girl baby.
Miss Alice Thomas has returned from
1rondalc.
Vote for John W. Crooks for township
clerk. :,
Mr.. William Lloyd is on the sick list.
Charley Bartholomew is very sick.
Mr.. L. Pracht has tho pneumonia.
GENTLE Spring" loses many OF its ter.