The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-17
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At the mcotins OF council on Satur.
day night committee was appointed TO
act with tho city solicitor in invenIgat-
iiIg tho suit OF George McCuG We. tho
Terminal RAILWAY Company for dam
| ayes, and 10 induce Mrs. J. G. Stewart
10 remove her building from II public
street. Tho bids to repair The drinking
fountain wore referred TO 4 committee,
| AUD the matter Of hose TO the fro com
uittec and solicitor. Propositions tOr an
electric light plant were road az follows:
George ". Reece agent. $1,000; Smith
& Gray, $1,000; John Burns, agent OF
Donarin heirs. $500; John C. llano',
piece o! ground 100 feet square, $1,000;
L, q. Smith. lUSxGO, $500; Fritz Grem.
der. three lots, $1,000; Rober; Carmlch.
mel. five lots. $1,000; II. Rothermund,
5000; Mrs. klevis, two corner lots,
$500: Robert Ga!braiih. $4,000, The
propositions were referred to the lights
committee for investigation aud report.
Yesterday was Childreu's Day in the
NJ. +. Church. In tins morning Rev.
Dr.. J. ". Robins, tho pastor. give the
children an object lesson on Heart
and baptiZed infants. The Golden
state services were pagsented in the
evenin; by tho children.
Martins Ferry people are kicking be-
cause the electric cars do not run alter
the arrival OF the late train on tho Bal
,imore & Ohio and after the shows at
the Casino. the last car leaving Wheel
ing Mt ll:2i.
Mrs l.. J. Robinson and Miss Bessie
Griffith wen. 70 TIltonvIlIe yesterday
with Mrs. Capt Moore. who has been
visiting the former.
Miss Mary Thomas lct, for Washing.
ton, d. C.. yesterday. Her broth erin.
Law, W. T. Dixon. accompanied her AZ
far as Pittsburgh.
Tho officiating minister At the funeral
Of Mrs. James Campbell Saturday was
lev. 5. J. Boyle. The intermens was at
Burlington.
James Sweeney made the run from
Martins Ferry to Piper City. H.. on his
bicycle In little over five days.
Misses Jennie McGrew and Alice
Wood. who have been visiting 4, Wells
burg. returned on Saturday.
Mics Sophia Holm. OF Pittsburgh. who
came down TO attend the funeral OF Mr:.
James Campbell will return to-day.
Miss Laura Coss goes to Youngstown
on " cdnesday TO take n position with
Mr.. Blackburn, the photographer.
The Oriental Banjo. Mandolin and
Guitar club were photographed BY I. }.
Irwin yesterday.
The Mnsons will meet at $50 this
morning 10 attend the funeral OF Hiram
Frazier, ar.
Emerson Campbell has taken posi-
lion in Ong's drug stores AS prescr!p.
ton clerk.
Mr. aud Mrs. c. II. Carpenter are en-.
pertaining Mrs. Sarah To!Ilver, OF Fits.
OufGh.
Lewis Cope will be married TO Miss
Martha Adams, o! Cadiz, next Wednes.
day.
Sixty dollars WAS realized at the re-
cent reunion OF the Knights OF Pythias.
Rcv. s. ". 0outhet;. OF Pittsbnrg,
preached in the U. 7. Church yesterday.
]. W. Lane is making some extensive
changes in his building on First street.
Yesterday afternoon the y. VI. {. 4.
held an open meeting Mt broadway park.
Mrs William Downcr. OF lrondaic, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Burson.
Mics Berthe Blackiord goes 10 Wash.
incion to-day TO visit friends.
Jacob Wood an old Martins Ferry
boy, WAS in town yesterday.
St. Johns Day will DO celebrated BY
the Martins Ferry Masons.
Erncq, Smith is Al Enston, Pa, 10 at
tend the com lncnccmcni.
Frank Bogrs is reported dangerously
i'll with B;ichl's disease.
Mrs. Joseph Chambers, who has been
very sick, is better.
Bert Keim rode to Cadiz on his wheel
YESTERDAY.