The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-16
FOR EDICINALUSEs
NO FuSEL OIL "
MARTINS FERRY.
lIaps and aIhhap. la the Thriving City
lldjlgi ifj3 Across the River.

1.-THE Indications nrc that tho sound
money supper md social to he given by
tho Republican ladies OF Martins Ferry
n great success. Tho ladies', have cons
epletnd NIL OF the details, the contributions
been liberal and there VIII be plenty for
cvcrybodyitol eat. Supper Will commence
a 400 y. M and deserved until 10 clock:
The different tables will be in charge Of
allarge corps OF Indies, who will look after
the wants of everybody. ~ &
4. The ladies' having charge Of tho different
departments arc as follows: Supper table,
Mrs. y: G. Gray. Mrs. NJ. Sheets, Mrs. II.
", Smith, Mrs. VIII II. Hall, Mrs. James
Tannehlll, Mrs. John A. Brown, Miss Ella
Devault, Miss Verne Clark. Oyster sup
per. tnhle-Mrs. Theo. Snodgrnss, Mira. c.
j. Carpenter. Mrs, W. II. Stewart. Mrs
~ a, r. Ong. Mrs. NJ. 8. MeGrew, Mrs. J !.
Heslop, Miss Kate De Vault. lee cream
tables-Miss Lille Dean. Mrs. Frank link,
Mrs. Ellis Lash. Miss Bcss Griffith, Miss
Lena Mckay, Miss Clara Sheets, Miss
Miss Alice Norris Miss Carrie Hobbs, Miss
Laurn Wcstwood, Mrs. j. NJ. Turner, Mrs.
iA.W. Diven. Police court-Nflss Margaret
McWilllums,. Miss Matte Sweeney, Miss
Maggie Moore, Miss Georgiana Watson.
Fortune telling-Mlss e Kate Martin and
The affair Is for the benefit of the Dan
ford Guards, and IL deserving of Nthe
patronage Of all tho Republicans In Mar
tins Ferry and vicinity. A number are
laire and elsewhere Handsome. prizes
win be given to the persons selling the
largest number of tickets and second larg-
est. No admission: will be charged. Every
body will have good time. ii 2 3. 4
y Miss Anna 3. Comley and Mr.Syyilliam
Rlcks White were married. at 5the home
OF the BRIDES mother. Mrs. Mary Comley.
Mt Mt. Pleasant. yesterday morning at
$50. Rev. Mr.. gDickey otticlated.5 q A three
course wedding breakfast was served,
after which the newly married couple left
on trip, including the lake shore. Niagara
Falls and the east Theattendants were
Mr.. Charles Updegraff and Miss Jennie
Chambers: Fifty friends and relatives
attended the wedding. ,} lfsi q i..
The informal opening of the Martins
Ferry Assembly occurred last1night at the
room in the shrcve-H erveys BUILDING, and
was one Of the leading social events of
the year. About seyenty-five persons were
present.. All the guests were Martins
Ferry people. The hours were from s to
II, with refreshments. Dancing was the
principal feature and music was furnished
by k1lmeyer. s ;si327 ~ :
On account Of the sound money supper
tonight the Mercy and Help entertain.
ment In the third story of tho Hoben-
sock block will not commence until $50.
LIE htcldiS bil0 MUSICAL piCesTdLllNes VIII
be intersporsed with modern tableaux.
The entertainment is for good cause,
and all who, can should attend. ~
Tho Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh railroad will
sell excursion tickets to Sterbenvile on
Monday on account OF tho generals y
demonstration at that Place The parade
will take place at II o'clock and the big
meeting at i2:ia. s Il.
Mr.. Joseph B. Henderson, formerly of
Martins Ferry. and now OF Vanderbilt,
Pa, will be married to Miss Cora Butte,
OF that place, on October % I'd
Communion will be held In the U, P.
church on next Sunday. The pastor Will
be assisted by his brother, Rev. Bailey,
OF Illinois, - ~ 49,
. Misses Mary Thomas and Ella Insle-
bright attended the Groves Chalfant we'd
ding,Jat Pittsburgh, last night.
Cars will be run on the Martins Ferry
7Belaire line after, all political meetings
during the campaign. vi.
The coal works at Dllonvale have shut
down. The. miners would not accept the
reduction. - al y ~. = -,
4 Ernest. Tweedy Is home from Toledo.
and will remain until after, the election.
Mills II. Is. 1G and II at the Aetna-Stand-
ard Will resume next Monday. 81 x