The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-19
HARrrES HRRRE
H.p,and aIlIhap' In the ThrlvinE city
Across the River.

HnpaRnd MlIhRps IN the thT1NinE wy
Across the River.
Mary A. Bracken, daughter Of Llndley
n. aud Anna l.. Bracken. Of ColeTain,
ana Oscar ], Bailey, q prominent young
man OF GAINESVILLE, will be married 70.
morrow In the Friends meeting house ~
CoieraIn. The father OF the prosPeGtiy,e
bride IL the owner OF the iSIn 9n ~, HmIT g.,
Is located the largest producing OIL wen III
tho COlerain field.
Az n meeting OF tho Martina Ferry
winter board last night Thomas =. Pu6n
was elected BeCretAry ut the usual HaIAEy;
There were about ffteen hppncahtS anu
only one ballot was taken: All. fukn
WIS not an applicant. but It 10 understood
that he will accept,
Yesterday afternoon Ed Groves horse
ran on on Washington street and rushed
down the ferry wharf, where u was
Siupped by Dode LOWS. between two WRg-
ons. The delivery wagon OF Groves was
empty and no damage was done.
Among the Martins Ferry people who
took in the excursion to Pittsburgh yes
terday were Mr.. and Mrs. 8. q, ROBINSON
L. X. Hoge, Lyman horss. J; W: IeTT,iI;
Donovan.
Three young ladies and one younE man
Will Rrndinte from the MOrTistoWn schools
Tomorrow evening. They are Rena u:
Hogue. Fannie Nichols, Eva Hyde anu
Elmer a. HORue.
JIeiInirs Athletic Club and Hehthering-
ton brass band TO SteubenvillO and return
"Wednesday, May 20. Boat Will leave
Wheeling ut $3.50.
Rev. II. G. Campbell. Of franklin Col:
lpge, Will MI tho pulpit IN the United
the absence OF tho pastor, Rev. H. u.
Bailey.
Tho buggy case fully reported in yes
terday's IntelllEenccr was settled yeSter-
day by the two Inen paying Tor the dam
Last night William. tho Olght.yeRr-old
son OF William c. HeslOp, was knocked
down by bicycle and considerably
bruised.
Mrs. Rocco Furhay. who has been very
low with rheumatism, was considerably
better yesterday and will probably re-
cover
A largo carp Weighing seven pounds and
nVO ounces was shot In tho creek Al
Uniontown by Everett and James Day
ton.
Tho iocals on tho Cleveland & Pitts.
hurEh railroad both UP and down. arrive
earlier under tho new schedule.
Yesterday George Brnnnon was flncd
three and costs for scFRppInE with Charles
Coleman recently
II Is understood that work will be re-
sumcd In full at tho Lnughlin tin plate
works tomorrow.
Alice, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Curtis. died Yesterday, aged two and one
half years.
A banner was ordered yesterday for tho
winner OF tho Martins Fcrry-BcllRire
contest.
Mrs. IT, +. Guthrie. of East Liverpool,
In visiting relatives In Martina Ferry.
Henry Mulaney iE very sick with ty-
phold fever at his homo on Park street.
Louis, tho infnnt daughter Of Samuel
Ochhinc, Of CLIENTS run, died yesterday.
Alex. DGflnbnugh loft for Detroit yes
tcriuy over tho Wheeling & Lake Erie,
Tho trained mice In tho show window
OF Ellis Lash attract much attention.
Miss Mary Jane Guthrie has returned
from New Cumberland
The bicycle club will probably take
run to CadlE on Sunday.
A special meeting OF tho MaEonS will
bc hold tonight.
Mrs G, y. Watson Is visiting relatives
Mt IiarrlSvilc
The I.auEhln nail works will resume to-
morrow.