The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-04-12
MARTINS FERRY,

MARTINS FERRY.
Accidents and Incidents In tina Thriving
City-personal anil Industrial.
Yesterday Frank link went to the
Terminal depot to take n train for
Wheeling to tclegraph'to GAINESVILLE for
two baskets. Mr.. A. B. Gilmore, the re-
commodating agent, told Frank he could
make good time for him, and it was IN.
necessary to 90 to Wheeling. Gilmore
sent the message from tho Terminal
office, and in just fifteen minutes later
received n reply'fro tho manufacturers
at GAINESVILLE. This is said to DO tho
| quickest time on record.
A Union Veteran League has been
organized with the following officers:
Colonel, George W. Chessell; lieuten.
ant colonel, S. B. Smith; major, w. Y.
Owen; surgeon, Albert Lipphurdt; off,
Ger Of tho day, D. *. Allen; chaplain,
Nd Palmer; quartermaster, William
Ii. Moore; trustees, J. II. Madden, T..
Ii. Stanton and S. F. Dean. The must
ering i'll may take place this week.
Mr.. Navier Zraggen, who has charge
OF the engraving, etching. cutting and
ruby staining at the Buckeye, has not
resigned rs reported. He was offered
the entire management OF 4 glass house
elsewhere and thought OF accepting, but
has decided to remain with the Buckeye.
His many friends here will be glad to
learn this. He is a first class workman.
The new officers Of the Y. p. S. C. E.
OF the Presbyterian church are: Pres
ident, Miss Jessie Williamson; vice
president, Thurman Selby; secretary,
Miss Lille Dean; corresponding secre-
tary and treasurer,.J, A. Dickson. New
committees have been appointed.
Commencing April II. I will be pro-
pared to do n general blacksmithing and
horse-shoeing at my old stand on Lo-
Gust street, opposite Nlann's foundry.
A share OF your patronage solicited.
. W. II. Coss.
"Bably Belmont" 4 valuable st. Bcr-
nard dog belonging to Ralston, Kerr &.
Smith, was killed by the cars at Clays-
vile, Pa, on Saturday.
The Martins Ferry Mnnncrchor will
give a concert and ball at its hall on
Washington street mex Monday even
ing-Easter Monday.
For rent-storo room, 50x22, corner
Broadway street; best in town, electric
light, gus, cellar, etc. Address William
Blockinger. q
Mr.. w. W. Hanlon, tho popular edi-
tor OF the GAINESVILLE Republican, q first
class paper, was III Martins Ferry yes
terday.
At the annual meeting OF the Mar
tins Ferry fire department last night,
DR.. A. r. Ons was reelected chief.
l.. G. Sedgwicis. esq, attended tho
meeting OF the Republican congression-
al committee at Bellairo yesterday.
There have been seven deaths from
malignant diphtheria nca, Colerain
within the past few weeks.
The brick work waa commenced on
the residence OF Mr.. Thomas Mullaney,
on Park street, yesterday.
Robert Blackford, who has been sick
with typhoid fever several weeks, was
not SO well yesterday.
Miss Mollic Regain has returned from
u NlsiIto Iici Siotei, -1is' oouIi I1uuuIl,
at Elm Grove.
The Terminal freight depot will prob
ably be moved to the north side OF Ham
over street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry White, living
near Colerain, buried two children on
Sunday.
Miss Sarah Lewis, q teacher in the
First ward school, has the typhoid
fever.
Mrs. g. W. Kuckuck is visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Hill, at East Liver
pool.
Kcnworthy Hogo and family, Of Mt,
Pleasant, were in Martins Ferry ycster-
day.
The board OF health will meet at the
Office OF J.. T. Hanes tomorrow evening.
Prof. J. w. Scholeld will movo to
Anderson, Ind, shortly.
Miss Nora Clark returned to Barnes.
vile on Sunday night.
Tho newly elected city officers will DO
sworn in May 8.
Charles Wclty left yesterday for
Philadelphia.
Measles arc prevalent.
DIsoRDERED Liver set right with