The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-02-26
MARTINS FERRY.
a Concert this Evening" benevolent Order
Itsms-Pcrsonal y otes.

a Concert this Evening benevolent Order
Items-PcrsonalS otes.
\ concert will be given at the Opera
house tomorrow night by tho Union
Cornet band. Tho proceeds will be
used for purchasing new uniforms. The
programme viii be rs follows: Pot
pouri, overture, Fitzgerald; grand selec.
ton from the comic opera Nell
Gwynn," Planquette, band; tho Old
Mill Wheel, Lone Star quartctte; guitar,
duet, In Murose De La Guard, l.. Helm
lein, lleinlein and Couture; selection
from Fanchon tho Cricket, orchestra;
flute solo, theme and variations, Johan
1luml with orchestra nccompanimentl;
selection from comic opera, "Wang's,"
fantasia, La Passirellc, Boisson, band;
Theme and variations for tuba, i. @.
Read, L. Applegarth with band accom-
paniment,; Bonny bride, Lone Star
quartctte; guitar duct-La-Bau Tueoan,
Couture, Ileinlein l. Couture; vocal
solo-A Bunch OF Shamrock from my
Dear Old Mother, L. Englcmyer; Clari-
net solo, from Somnambula, Ar. by Z.
S. Thornton, ]. II. Mcistcr with orches-
ira accompaniment) grand descriptive
Fantasia-Joan OF Arc, Fl. Round; band;
grand selection from Der Frcischutz,
Weber; band; Eolian march, /. j. Mas.
ten; band.
Representative IIeinlein introduced
bill in the OHIO legislature permitting
Martins Ferry to vote on tho question
OF issuing bonds to the amount OF $780,
900 to build an electric light plant,
which passed on Wednesday.
Interest in the cvangelistic meeting
at the Baptist church is increasing.
Four persons were immersed on
Wednesday night. Rev. Mr.. Morse will
preach in the Opera House on Sunday
evening.
There was very large attendance at
the funeral OF the late Joshua Steele in
the country yesterday morning. The
interment was in tho private burying
ground on Edgar Berry's farm.
Special Deputy Grand Chancellor of
the X. OF p. Richard O'Bcirne gave the
new lodge at Tiltonville special instruc-
tions in thework ofthc order on Wednes-
day night.
Old soldiers, widows and orphans
needing assistance from the fund for
March should notify T. II. Stanton,
Captain W. II. Orr and D. K. Allen.
Kcohnlino Bros. have about finished
the work of grading for the new mill OF
the Standard Iron Company. Tho stone
work will be commenced shortly.
Miss Hattie Warwool. OF Warren.
who came to Martins Fcrryto attend
the marriage OF her cousin, will return
homo tomorrow.
The funeral OF Capt. Alfred Prince
yesterday afternoon from the residence
OF his SON, VIM. Prince, was we'll at
tended.
Henry Chessell went to Fairpoint, O.,
yesterday to assist in institutins q new
council OF the Jr. 0. U: A. NJ.
Mrs. Polly Linn, we'll known aged
lady, died last night at 0 o'clock, at her
home on North Third street.
Extra copies OF the INrELMGEScER can
be found at the branch Office OF the
DAILY lNTELLIGEScER.
The new barrel factory at the Martins
Ferry key, barrel and box works is
nearing completion.
Miss Blanche Williams, Of Pittsburgh,
is visiting her father! ohnJ. Williams,
on Pearl street.
Tho Union fishing club will give n
dance at Pclt's hall, in Etnayillc, this
evening.
Miss Hattie Johpson has returned
from two weeks visit at Steubenville.
james Wcrham, sheet roller oil mill
No. 2 in tho Ntna, resigned yesterday.
Tho new station sof tho G. Il p. ut
Etnavillc is near tho new bridge.
John L. Davis was called to Clcve-
land by the death OF his father.
There were three limitations in tho
Jr.O. u. 4. NJ. yesterday.
Mr.. Thomas Edmunds is tho father OF
bouncing baby boy.
Miss Jennie Irwin, OF AIingo, is visit
ing relatives here.
. Mr.. John Williams continues to i'm
prove.
Mr.. G. G. Cochran, Of Dalton, is in tho
city.
Tho school teachers will be paid to-
day.
Mr.. HarryJones is in Pittsburgh.
CURE FoR CRour.-Use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil according to directions. 1t
is the best remedy for all sudden at
tacks Of colds, pain and inflammation,