The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-30
MARTINS rs,,i,Y.
laps aud si,,haps IN tho rArivia. CITY
s ACrOw tho River. n ~ Y

~ NcrOAs tho River. ~ NJ. ~.
The splcndid new building OF l.ewi,
Schedule. corner Hanover and Second
streets. Is nbon. completed. Mr.
Schedule will commence moving into
tho store room next week. The room
measures 3JxOj feet uurl is 10 feet hivh,
with metal cotling, largo windows, office,
elevator, electric light, gas and all tho
lateat improvements. 1t 10 iinishol in
hard wood, Tho ssorO room IL tho
largest OF any rotail grocer In thus 500.
ton and ID u model ono In overy respoct.
The celia. 10 n largo ono and has cement
noor Tho building Is u substantial
threc story brick, tho brick being fur.
nished by tho Belmont Brick and Tilo
Works. Tho stone work was done by
John lIoohmn and Lewis Soabrlrht,
wood by Kerr Bros, hricl; by Frazier
Dros. painting by John lInkill nnl
metal coilne by the Wheeling CorruSa.
ting Company.
Tho building recently purchased from
Daylesa BROS. by J. T. Reynolds 10 DO.
lug torn down preparatory to tho erec-
ton oil a llrss.class two.story building
for tho tailoring establishment OF Mr.,
Reynolds. II will have n pressed brick
ind atone or granite front. The s,oro
room and cutting shop will measure 10
by u feet, with II II foot ceiling and
skylight In tho rear Tho workshop on
tho second floor will measure 10 by As
feet,
William Hogan. father Of Dr.. j, NJ,
Hogan. who has boon confined to bad
since his last stroko oil paralysis, was
not expected to live over night. lle
has been stricken with paralysis i've
different times. Tho, first was eight
years ago, aud tho last ono last August,
slnce which timo no has been confined
TO his homo. lie Ia sevonty.siS years
old.
Tho class day exercises OF the high
school class OF '9J packed tho opera
house TO- Overlooking last night. Tho
stage was decorated with plants and
flowers and cIass colors--blue md old
gold. and the programme wa' au OK.
cellent one. Thrso hundred seats had
been taken up to 8 o'clock.
Everett Morris will graduate from
scio college in June. boing ono Of fifteen
In the literary class. The class OF '95
numbers forty, consisting Of pharmacy,
music, elocutlon aud co numerical. The
class In pharmacy will number twelve
or fifteen.
At the congregational meeting in the
U. T. church on Thursday night, the
resignation OF tho pastor, Rev. A. L.
Brownlee, was accepted and no way'
asked to continue preaching until
alter communion.
The Sunday school elias, Of Nj. WIN
Wood will hold social this evening in
tho roon formerly occupied by Neu.
lands shoe store.
Mrs. Lewis Wooster diod OF Brigh,s
disease ut her home at Dow yesterday.
The interment will be at Wcllsrille on
Monday.
Tho Martins Ferry glce club was en-
'tersained last night by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Turner at their residence on the
Island.
Row. DR.. ]. W. Robins will address
tho mems gospel meeting at tho Y. N.
G A. to-morrow'af,ernoou.
olias E!iH Sharnock, one OF the teach
ers in the Third ward schools il on the
sick list.
Mrs. Thomas 7. Mitchell, Of Mt.
Pleasant, iH'vi.it!ng AR. and Mrs. ". B. /,
Frances. n
john Rice, Of Washington, D. G., is.
visiting friends and re!atlyeslhere.
Mr.. J. Y. Observation-Disclosures ed with
pneumonia Hers very sick.
Tho public schools closed yesterday
Tor a weeks vacation.
'TOne psIcrsof.h ci:por sAa-tin'A. Ferty. ohio.
The report that sis being circulated. i
evidently for political purpose. that |
am no. resident 81 ,hiA,city," is abso-
lutely false. I,nevorwas a resident Of |
any place but!lmtin's Ferry, Ohio. ri
am a candidate tor reelection to tho
Office Of Water Works Trustee and re-
specially solicit ryour support, My
friends need not hesitate in supporting |
me on account ofths above report, as I |
secured the opinion OF three reliable at. |
torncys before accepting the nomina-
ton. Respectfully. IAEo. MOORE