The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-04
WEAK WOMEN.
AND If. (.
WEARY MEN.
Require "a Friend In Need" Such
aFricnd Can Be Found In
Warmers Safe Cure.
II Is Admittedly the Standard
REMEDY for Bright's Disease,
Kidney, Bladder md Uri.
nary Difficulties, and Fc-
male Complaints.
Warmers Safe Cure.
MARTINS FERRY.
iinps aud MIshaps Ia tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Iinps aud NIlshaps Ia the Thriving City
Across tho River.
A largo number OF friends attended
tho funeral OF Mrs. Mary Aldredgo,
from tho u. i. church, yesterday after.
noon. Tho services were conducted by
tho pastor, R.v. J. ". Robins. Tho
choir consisted OF Mrs. NJ. Y. carp, Miss
Carrie Crosslcy, Mrs. ]. NJ. henderson,
Misa Laura llipkins and Mcsars. George
and Joss liipkins. with Miss Myrtle
Frazier ut the organ. Three selections
wore rendered, Nearer My God to
Thee" Gates Ajar" aud II Would Not
Live Always" The palbcarers wore
Mcssrs. Thomas Greer. J. +. Crowl,
Joseph Williams, John Rice, 7. ].
Irwin aud Peter McisCnhclder. Tho In
terment was ut Rivcrview.
Misses Beta and Clata Sheets enter.
tanned u party OF friends in thoir usual
charming manner at their homo at "Ihe
Elm," last evening. The refreshments
| were elegant. All OF those present spent
n most delightful evening and regretted
When tho time Camc for leaving. A
number OF out-of..own people attended.
Sherman Jackson, who was accident.
| ally hurt while a. work in tho Htnu-
Standard about four years ago and who
has boon able to work only 4 portion OF
tho time since, will have about three
and hal! inches Of one Of his ribs cut
out.
The Wiley will case will not como up
in cour. again, having been compro-
missed yesterday. There have been two
suits, and Miss Lizzie Wiley has brought
another 10 have the will set aside.
Rev. Wilbur +. Crafts will talk on
Recent Reform Victories and What
They Teach" at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow afternoon n. $3.50 under the
auspices OF the Y. N. G. A.
Tho gentleman who bought the
Exley planning mil! will put in all OF the
latest improved machinery and buy q
large stock OF lumber, starting up in the
fall.
Rev. NJ. Houghland. OF Belmont, was
elected a missionary to Japan by the
board OF the Methodist Protestant
church now in session at Springfield.
Joseph Hoover, Of Broadway, who is
employed in the IE!na.Standard mill, is
unable to work on account OF injury to
his leg sustained over one year ngo.
Route Agent Scott, Of tho Wells Fargo
Express Company, and Route Agent
Geiger, OF the Adams Express Com
pany. were in town yesterday.
Yesterday an lEtnaville boy whose
name was not learned had two Of his
toes cut oil By being caught in his BIZ
cycle while riding.
The committees OF the Masons on the
corner stone laying are all hard at work.
The even. will take place one week from
to-day.
A small freight wreck occurred on tho
Cleveland & pittsburgh railroad at York
vile yesterday morning. No person was
hurt.
Rev. S. W. McFaddcn. Of the Western
Theological Seminary. will preach in tho
Bridgeport Presbyterian church to-mor-
row.
Anna. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Charles King, who has been sick sew
eral weeks. is considerably better.
Alto o'clock this morning the board
OF education will offer eight lots in
PaulPs addition at public sale.
Mrs. Hayward Long returned yester.
day from Fulton, where she has been at
the bedside OF her mother.
Throe more dipping pots will 60 on ut
the E,na.Standard on Monday and
three others later.
William Z. Thomas has taken charge
OF the roll turning department at the
Ktna.Standard.
Miss Ethel Murdoch entertained n
party OF friends at her homo on Vine
stree, last night.
Emerson Campbell. who has been at.
tending school at Philadelphia, came
homo yesterday.
There was a young iolks' party last
night at tho home Of Stephen Rowley
on Vine street.
The returns OF the assessors will show
a decided falling of in personal prop
erty.
Tho miners ut the Yorkvillo coal
works wont to work yesterday morning.
II. G. and ". II. henderson will DO
home from Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Mira. Elizabeth Cots. Of Walnut
street, is able 10 DO out again.
Last night the class of '95 was enter
tanned by Rober. BIackford.
Aug. He'll. OF Snithhold, was among
old friends here yesterday.
Rov. S. W. Prnglc, Of Mt. Pleasant,
was in town yesterday.
John Tolbert, of East Liverpool, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. Edward S. tIoughton is bcttor.
Deafness Cannot he Cured