The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-04
MARrlN'S PNnmY.
Hapu aud srshAp, "a uIi ThFIVlns City
Across the River


DR.. Paul Morrison came home on
Saturday from New York, where ho
graduated from Columbia College and
has been doing hospital work. Ho will
remain q couple Of weeks before goIng
10 Milwaukee, Wis.,, where he will locate
for tha practice Of surgery and medicine.
He not only graduated from the Co.
lumbia, but Ia u graduate OF the Mar
tins Ferry schools and Kenyon College
at Gambler. He thinka tho fusion
ticket will win in New York City, and
says Tammany is making a big blut,
He says New York Is a different town
from what it was when TammaRy was
in power.
Rev. Mssars. Littell, of Whesling,
and Boyle, OF Martins Ferry, oficiated
at the funeral Of A. u. Campbell on
Saturday, Tho remains were laid TO
rest at RiverView. The pail bearers
we're James Kerr, E. Q. Boyd, DR., j. NJ.
BlaekioTd, David Thoburn, James
Misksll and David Gitin.
The shields Of the championship
belt which we're rent to Chicago for the
purpose Of having the names OF the
winners engraved on them, have ar
rived, and The belE Is on exhibition at
Laah's jowelrV store.
Mssars. B. 7. Brady and William
Griffith and their families attended the
funeral Of tho laIe john +. Mcdonald,
at Irondale, ~yeIteEdAy.. All Of the
children Of tho deceased were present
except one.
John NARROW died on Saturday from
the effects Of paralysis, aged ~ years.
The inlerment was at Scotch Ridge
yesterday afternoon. Rev. S. j. Boyle
otieiAted.
A turkey dinner will be given In the
vacant room in tho HobonIack block on
Wednesday evening BY the ladies OF the
Episcopal church.
An entertainment will be given In
the Hobensack Block next Friday even
ing by the Ladies' Aid Society oil the NJ.
Z. church.
Ysstorday morning Rey. p. Koem'
mer, OF Beaver Falls, Pa, was elected
pastor Of the German Lutheran church.
Charles RsaSbeck has purchased the
Thomas Mitchell farm Of thirty'thres
acres, on GiSnn's Run, At S9,lO0'
The autopsy upon the remains OF A.
G. Campbell proved that his death Was
caused by capcer OF the stomach.
Another case Of smallpox has de-
veloped at Wheeling Creek, The patient
is Frank Rossmer, aged II years.
The GAINESVILLE Ma'ous cleared about
$500 out Of their Midway PlaiSauce.
The expenses were very heavy.
r W. H~aberfeld. Of Cadiz, and Miss
Grace Huf, Of Flushing, we'll known
horo, were married last week.
Miss Nora Clark, a teacher In ths
Barneaville schools, spent saturday al
her homo in Martins Ferry.
The Belmont County T%eachers' Assoc
citation will meat at ST. ClairsVille, De-
cenlbsr Z.
The Belmont Brewing Company Is
doubling the capacity OF lie ieFmenting
cellar.
Miss Rose Copham will take a posi-
ton with MeadIsy Il Co., At Denuiaon.
Tho vigilants will begin practicinl
to-day for their game with the Tigers.
Council will not NEE! tomorrow
night on account Of the election.
The MechauicI festival on Saturday
night was a successful affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hood, Of Fair
mont, are visiting In town.
Samuel Huskins has moved into hi
new room on Fiat street
Miss Clara Sheets Is visiting frieudI
and relatives at Marietta.
The LauEhlin nail works shut dowr
on Saturday.