The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-30
MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents aud Incidents In that Thriving
CIty-PsrsonRl aud Industrial

CIty-Psrsonl aud Industrial
Sheet mills Nos. l, 2 and at the
!Etna mill will resume next Monday
morning. 1t is thought that the other
departments will go on soon as the re-
pairs can be made. The plate scale has
not yet been signed. Tho outlook is
coed. The miners went to work yestcr-
day.
Seven colored Sunday schools from
Martins Ferry, Bridgeport ana Wheel
ing will picnic at Ridgeway's Grove, on
thOCleveand, Lorain & Wheeling road,
to-day. A special train will DO run to
Martins Ferry after the picnic.
Tie Martins Ferry firemen who will
attend the Eastern Ohio tournament at
Salem, talk OF chartering car in which
to make the trip. Ii this is dono u
number Of citizens will accompany the
fire laddIes.
Mrs. ShadweIl and daughter returned
to WeIlsvillo yesterday after ton
days visit with DR.. and Mrs. A. Il.
0ng.
Miss Kate Stewart and Miss Maggie
Brown have returned from q six weeks
visit at Cincinnati and Charleston.
Miss Berthe Blackford is entertaining
her friend, Miss Lizzie Gilmore, OF
Washington, Pa.
Yesterday work was resumed in the
decorating department ut the Buckeye
glass works.
Mr. 0. h. Wood left for Terre Hautc,
Ind, yesterday to spend Sunday with
his family.
Charles Metz, Of Canton, is visiting
his brother, Robert Nctx, the G. & P.
operator.
James rhoiss returned yesterday
from three weeks sojourn in tho
paxon V. Hall. tho Democratic cundi.
day.
The Sam Jones fishing club is having
big time at ita camp up the river.
Mrs. George II. Smith and children
arc IN the East on apleasure trip.
Harrison buttons and bouquets arc
Hotd at the postotllce news stand.
A harvest home picnic will be held at
ss'e@aFEs grove Angus. IL.
Card rrom u Councilman.
ZONE Editor ofhe Inteiligne1,
sI%-We cannot understand why tho
editor OF the Tine, keeps up such a
studied and persistent attack on the
wy Council, and is trying to foster a
spirit OF antaGonism between il and the
Hgns trustees. No such feelings exist,
ahu why 1t Is so sought to create one,
VIZ cannot imagine, unless 1t DO for the
purpose Of subscribing somesinister mo.
t T OF interest OF tile editor OF the
ZINES or his friends, or both.
II nor why need it so deeply concern
; nsm II inc Council, or portion OF L.,
~ tneF effort to provide tho very best
Ssem OIL lighting for the citizens Of
s ss'Is city, see DIT 10 spend their own
money IN going TO other cities to invos.
'sa'e' mat no should denounco their
HMlp as "iunGetiug' affair and try To
a,seredit every action thcy takc in tho
a Mas'er. II tho councilinen spend their
avn t,'Il money In making those trips, have
~, my moi NOT as good a right as tho editor OF
ne r.e 1W'fs has to go to Columbus on a
Sss 70 attend to his duties as trustee OF
i.s u olln9 asylum? We haYo received
S IvSa, y advice that it is not only the right
M nv Tue duty Of Council TO construct
s,i ,s plant, and being the legally con.
S v .S authority OF the people, elected
S:,, .neFn, responsible to them for our
,So, OH ana moro closely connected with
inS; a .lan any other body, that wo
'N's0'e and provide what system Of