The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-23
A cure for every disease
MARTINS TNREY,
IIapS and Mlshap. Ia tHo Thriving UIty
Across tho liiVoF.

Hans AMI MlShnps Ia ths Thriving Ulty
Across tho Iiivor.
Tho bicycle road race will probably
take place Tomorrow week, Tho run
will be fifteen miles, svun aud one'lrall
miles each way. the start will DO made
at tho 81. Clair hotel, and the turning
point ono and ono'hRlf mica west OF
Colerain. There will be eight or ten
prizes, Tho boys arc already Prac'
tICing.
Thirty.six fair sized apples appear on
q branch fourteen inches long which IL
shown in the grocery OF J., L. Scheshie.
The opploi are "a thick as grapes. The
branch attracts much attention and Ia
different from anything ever seen here
abou.s, 1t IL from tue farm oil Aug
kuCkuck.
Joseph Anthony has returned from
his vacalionin the east, Ed Springer
from down the river, John Usher from
Cleveland aud J, Il. FarnelI from Pitts
burgh.
Myron Z, Cole, cashier OF tho Peoples
Savings Bank, will move his family
from Harnesville to The Mann property,
on North Fifth street, August !.
Yesterday Henry McConicl was fined
so and costs for choking his sister,
John Kyne and David Fisher were each
fined s. aud costa Tor %scrnppIng.
Are.union Of tho Strain family will
ho held to-day an tho farm OF Samuel
Strain near st. C~lairsyille. Several
vent out last night to attend.
Rev. l. Bronde,, Of Jolly, o., who
preached in the German Lutheran
church on sunday, returned yesterday.
lie is ono Of tho applicants.
Carl Lash returned yesterday from
the Owl fishing camp. Yesterday
morning they resolved to try and catch
some fish,
Tho Misses Hunter, Of Columbus,
who have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. b.
q. Williams, will 20 to WoodsHeld to-
morrow.
r. 7. Howell, Of Bridgeport, has pur'
chased three acres Of ground adjoining
the Cope taSm neR ColeTaIn At SSQ0
CaslI.
A largo number Of society people OF
Martins Ferry will bowl at Wheeling
park on Friday evening.
The heaters at the Laurhlin Nail
Works resumed yesterday. The nailors
will 20 on tomorrow.
Miss oliver, who died at Etnavllle
on Saturday evening, was buried Mt
NJ. Wood yesterday.
Several Wheeling people will go out
TO Beautiful ZoRr this week, aud a large
party next week.
Z. l. Finley, Of stoubenvillo, and Fred
UpdcgrafF, Of Mt Pleasant, were in
town yesterday.
Dr.. D. L. Sloan. OF Pittsburgh, who
has been visiting friends here, returned
yesterday.
Waiter Barr and wife and Miss Gertie
Barr, OF Pittsburgh, are visiting rola'
ttyes here.
j. 4. Hanes and Thomas BIGRkinsop
have returned from q business trip to
the east.
Miss Maggie Mansfield, Of Fernwood,
o., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. William
Clark.
James Sweeney went to Adena yeIter.
day to Join tho SedRwich fishing camp.
Tho fire plugs will DO flushed, COM
moncinG in the First ward tomorrow.
Mrs. NJ. s. Myers has returned from a
two weeks visit down the river.
Harry Linn, OF smithleld, 10 visiting
his father at MattIn'a Ferry.
An eighteen. months.old sou Of Ed.
ward Bruney died yesterday.
Mas Bertlo Jones has returned from
a weeks visit At Pittsburgh.
Joseph Anthony has returned from q
two weeks stay in the east
Mr.. W. p. Bags, Of Spence, Bags &
Co., iI on the sick list.
Mrs. Sophia IiollinG, rellct Of Henry
llelling, is very sick.
Mrs. Joseph Wells lie visiting relatives
at GAINESVILLE.
Marshall Chopper leaves Thursday for
Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. II. Co.'S is visiting relatives
at Pittsburgh.